The history and mystery of the mass
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The document provides an overview of the history and structure of the Catholic Mass. It discusses how the Mass parallels elements of a courtroom and traces its origins back to Melchizedek and before the Last Supper. The key parts of the Mass are outlined, including the introductory rite, liturgy of the Word, and liturgy of the Eucharist. The Eucharist is described as the highest point where heaven and earth meet, so awe-inspiring that not even angels dare touch it. The document stresses that the Mass is meant to change participants, not the other way around.
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THE DIVINE LITURGY
A COMPANY WITH HEAVEN
Blessed Father Bishoi Kamel
While the Apostle John the beloved was exiled on the island of Patmos, and was
depri ved of the Sacrifice of the Di vine Liturgy, the heavens opened for him and he
attended the heavenly liturgy, with an altar having the souls of martyrs under it, a
living Sacrifice (Lamb as though slain), angelic priesthood, angels, and incense
which is the prayers of the saints. Thus we become aware of this great mystery that
the Sacrifice of the Liturgy is a heavenly sacrifice. There is only one sacrifice - that
of the Liturgy, which takes us up to heaven or opens the heavens so we live there,
penetrating the boundaries of place and time, conquering and breaking away those
fetters and uniting us with eternity. The Divine Liturgy makes the mystery of Incar-
nation with its Crucifixion, Resurrection and P.drousia present with \:IS at all times in
spite of the succession of events. The Incorporeal took flesh, and He who is beyond
time came under time l . St. Augustine says, "When God saw man longing for
heaven, He gave him His Body and Blood on earth so he lives by them as though in
heaven." "When we stand in Thy Holy Temple, we are counted as those standing in
heaven."
What similarity is there between the perfection of heaven and the contemptibility
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the Infinite in our midst, to Whom the angels bow down and at Whose name the
devils shake and shiver. The candles and rituals used in it are like the robes and
vestments in a royal court. The words in the Liturgy are not merely intercessions but
rather they are tools and means of something greater. They are tools in the hands of
[he Holy Spirit used to sanctify the offering. All the words and acts of those around
the altar pass quickly, and before the altar all watch for the great event. They are not
53
Fr. Francis Caponi
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Kamel, Bishoi. “The Divine Liturgy: A Company with Heaven.” Coptic Church Review: A Quarterly of Contemporary Patristic Studies 5.2 (1984): 53–57. Translated by L. Soliman.
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The history and mystery of the mass
- 1. The History and Mystery of the Mass
- 2. “The Source and Summit”
- 3. Cultural Influences from the Mass • building stories • television seasons • pretzels • malt lager bock beer • courtroom (examples next)
- 4. Sanctuary Parallels to Courtroom High altar=judge bench Altar rail=Bar Ambo=witness stand Black clerical garb=judges robe Law 'clerk' comes from word cleric
- 5. The Mass is in a sense older than the Last Supper Melchizedek Abel (why we don’t have to recreate the Last Supper in detail)
- 6. Torah Scrolls (10 The Body, Blood, Soul and Commandments) Divinity “the Holy of
- 8. Pope St. Clement founder of liturgical tradition, said the Mass should imitate worship by angels church sanctuary should be a glimpse of heaven
- 9. The Altar • must be stone to represent the "living stone rejected" (not "on this rock I will..") • five crosses inscribed on top represent Jesus' wounds • the point of encounter between heaven and earth
- 10. Parts of the Mass • I. Intro. Rite • II. Liturgy of the Word • III. Liturgy of the Eucharist
- 11. Introductory Rite • Procession • Confedior • Kyrie • Gloria
- 12. Liturgy of the Word…spoken • First Reading • Second Reading • Gospel
- 13. Liturgy of the Word… explained and prayed • Homily • Credo (Profession of Faith) • Prayers of the Faithful
- 15. Liturgy of the Eucharist Part I. Eucharistic Prayer • Offertory/Presentation of the Gifts • Mixing of water (people) and wine (Jesus) • Prayer of the Holy Trinity (“secret prayer”) • Eucharistic Prayer (“Canon”) Sanctus (Holy x3) Doxology
- 16. Liturgy of the Eucharist Part II. Communion Rite • The Lord’s Prayer • Sign of Peace • Agnus Dei (Lamb of God) • Holy Communion
- 17. Awe of the Eucharist “the highest of angels don’t dare touch the consecrated Body of Christ” –St. John Chrysotom “Then one of the seraphs flew to me, holding in its hand a live coal which it had taken from the altar with a pair of tongs. With this it touched my mouth and said: 'Look, this has touched your lips, your guilt has been removed and your sin forgiven.” Isaiah 6:6-7 only in persona christi do the priests dare to touch and distribute the Eucharist- 3 requirements: consecrated, ordained and veiled hands
- 18. Don’t Try to Add to or Improve on the Mass • “This is the Word of the Lord” • “This is the Body of Christ” the Mass should change you (not vice versa) EME, not EM
- 19. Leave that to the Pros… • "Lord, I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof." • “I believe in one God…” • “For You and for many that sins may be forgiven…” • "The Lord be with you/And with your spirit."
- 20. The End
Editor's Notes
- need to add animation
- ask what they think that means
- Bock is historically associated with special occasions, often religious festivals such as Christmas, Easter or Lent. Bocks have a long history of being brewed and consumed by Bavarian monks as a source of nutrition during times of fasting
- Altar rail=Bar "a lawyer passes the Bar" High altar=judge bench Ambo=witness stand Black clerical garb=judges black gown priest biretta= judges ceremonial cap (england) cleric= law 'clerk' comes from word cleric
- abel’s offering is the first tradition of the Mass—killed by his bro. over his favored lamb offering celebrate/thanks for battle victory of abram ; don’t let this confuse you, they weren’t both alive at the same time
- Kyrie and Gloria 3x3’s ASK--which is omitted during lent/advent?
- split into 2-3 slides?
- break this up into two or 3 slides—add CTH tidbit notes
- break this up into two or 3 slides—add CTH tidbit notes
- the Mass should change you (not vice versa)