#12808 Are We Transported to the Cross at Every Mass? Consecration, SSPX - Tim Staples
<p>“Are we transported to the Cross at every Mass?” This question opens a discussion about the profound connection between the Eucharist and Christ’s sacrifice. The conversation also addresses whether the SSPX can consecrate bishops without approval, the meaning of the word “Mass,” and a simple explanation of consecration for those seeking clarity.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>01:40 – Are we literally transported at the foot of the cross at mass?</li>
<li>14:20 – Is it true that the SSPX should be able to consecrate bishops without approval because that’s how it was done before Vatican II?</li>
<li>25:00 – What does the word Mass mean?</li>
<li>36:18 – I struggle with understanding what the word consecration means? I need it explained to me in a very elementary way.</li>
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