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To: Dahlseide
The passage in Hebrews (you mean "there is no more an oblation for sin", Heb. 10:18, right?) does not contradict Catholicism in the least. This is what the comment in that verse is in Douay

18 "There is no more an oblation for sin"... Where there is a full remission of sins, as in baptism, there is no more occasion for a sin offering to be made for such sins already remitted; and as for sins committed afterwards, they can only be remitted in virtue of the one oblation of Christ's death.

You probably object to the theology of the Eucharist as sacrifice; however, the Eucharist is not making a new sacrifice.

14 posted on 07/23/2007 5:04:44 PM PDT by annalex
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To: annalex

The Douay-Rheims is such a beautiful, poetic—almost musical—translation.


15 posted on 07/23/2007 5:08:09 PM PDT by Petronski (Just say no to Rudy McRomney.)
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