Last episode, we saw the development of the Liturgy in terms of its rites – that is, how it was practiced, what the rubrics looked like, and where early Christians would gather to celebrate the Mass. Today, we’ll look at the same topic, but from a Theological perspective; what did Early Christians, the Apostles, and the Church Fathers believe about the Mass? We’ll look at the writings of St. Paul, the Acts of the Apostles, and two of the early Church Fathers from the 2nd century, to see if the Eucharist and the Mass were ever seen as simply symbolic. Or was there a continuous belief that the Sacrifice of the Cross and the Mass were one and the same?

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