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Apr 25, '12, 11:46 am
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Re: do catholics and orthodox view the mass the same way?
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Did you ever get a chance to visit that Antiochian parish?
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No, I didn't have time on Sunday, but I did send an email to the Rev Fr. Haven't heard back yet, however.
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Apr 25, '12, 11:51 am
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Re: do catholics and orthodox view the mass the same way?
I understand, for the Orthodox, that the elements are transubstantiated at the Epiclesis. So in their Liturgy, its not during the words if Consecration but after?
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It is a good thing we have Apostolic Tradition backing up the fourth Marian dogma...otherwise it would only be a matter of Assumption.
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Apr 25, '12, 12:20 pm
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Re: do catholics and orthodox view the mass the same way?
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Originally Posted by Layp3rs0n
I understand, for the Orthodox, that the elements are transubstantiated at the Epiclesis. So in their Liturgy, its not during the words if Consecration but after?
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The Orthodox haven't identified it as precisely. All they teach is that after the Epiklesis, which is the end of the Anaphora, we have the Body and Blood of Christ.
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The Christian is the one who wherever he or she looks, everywhere sees Christ and rejoices in him. We are to go out, then, from the Liturgy and see Christ everywhere.
--Fr. Alexander Schmemann
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