[aMorePerfectUnion]

The Mass is described by the Church as a "bloodless" sacrifice, by which we do not mean that no Blood is present (what is present after the Consecration is His Blood) but precisely that this sacrifice does not involve killing Him again.

An extraordinary sentence.

Not biblical in any sense.

No mass in Scripture.

No altars for Christian participation in the Lord's Supper in Scripture.

No "real blood and flesh" present.

[Mrs. Don-o]

aMPU, one can’t prove things by assertion, nor solidify a conclusion by re-assertion. It’s more interesting if you keep that in mind.