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CONSECRATION OF THE WINE.
and Blood are necessarily connected with the Soul and
Divinity of our Lord, therefore after the words of
Consecration are pronounced at Mass, Christ is whole
and entire under the appearance of bread. Here is
the whole doctrine of Transubstantiation. Man s reason
can never explain it nor disprove it. It remains
the mystery of Faith.
II. CONSECRATION OF THE WINE.
Simili modo postquam
coenaturn est, accipiens et
hunc praeclarum Calicem in
sanctas, ac venerabiles rnanus
suas : item tibi gratias agens,
bene^-dixit, deditque discipulis
suis, dicens : Accipite et
bibite ex eo omnes.
Hie EST ENIM CALIX SAN-
GUINIS MET, NOVI ET AETERNI
MYSTERIUM
ritis, in mei memoriam facietis.
In like manner, after He
had supped (he takes the chalice
in both his hands ), taking also
this excellent Chalice into His
holy and venerable hands,
and giving Thee thanks, He
bless-^ed, and gave to His
: disciples, saying Take and
drink ye all of This :
FOR THIS is THE CHALICE
TESTAMENT! : OF MY BLOOD OF THE NEW AND
FIDEI :
MULTIS
QUI PRO VOBIS ET PRO
EFFUNDETUR IN RE-
ETERNAL
MYSTERY
TESTAMENT I THE
OF FAITH I WHICH
MISSIONEM PECCATORUM.
Haec quotiescumque fece-
SHALL BE SHED FOR YOU, AND
FOR MANY, TO THE REMISSION
OF SINS.
As often as ye do these
things, ye shall do them in
remembrance of Me.
EXPLANATION OF THE INTRODUCTION TO THE
CONSECRATION OF WINE.
In like manner, after He had supped (the priest
takes the Chalice in both his hands), taking also this
excellent Chalice (so-called from the surpassing
treasure of the Precious Blood it is meant to contain)