Well, it only took 15 posts.
Sorry to be thick, but I don’t follow you.
Could you be more direct in what you’re trying to say?
The Mass according to St. John Newman, is the “Perfect Prayer” and so like the Lord’s Prayer it’s not be tampered with. This return to originality was long in coming. This is not about some mere ritual. It is the unbloodied but real re-enactment of the Last Supper, Crucifixtion, and Resurrection. A practice that predates the Bible and traced to His disciples.
Great, you looked at Matthew 6:7. Now look at Matthew 26:44. Ask yourself, how Jesus didn’t violate Matthew 6:7 in 26:44. When you have the correct answer get back to us.
"et cum spiritu tuo"
That is how it used to be said, just in Latin.
I see that proper worship of God is beyond some. Nice interjection. I have some kittens that you can stomp on.
What will be taking place is simply bringing back the Catholic mass closer to its Biblical roots.
A Biblical Walk Through the Mass by Edward Sri (Book Review) [Ecumenical]
Here's the answer: Lists Every Catholic Should be Familiar With: The 9 Choirs of Angels
It's the choirs of angels!
"And with your spirit" is what all of the ancient liturgies say. The oldest extant example is from the Anaphora of Hippolytus in the Apostolic Constitutions (maybe as old as the 3rd Century):
The deacons shall then bring the offering to [the bishop]; and he, imposing his hand upon it, along with all the presbytery, shall say: 'The Lord be with you'. And all shall respond: 'And with your spirit' ..."For many for the forgiveness of sins" quotes Matthew 26:28. That's what the Scripture says.
"Blessed are those called to the supper" quotes Revelation 19:9. That's what the Scripture says.
"Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of hosts" quotes Isaiah 6:3. That's what the Scripture says.
We're hypocrites who nullify the Word of God by our "tradition" of translating it and quoting it correctly? That seems to be what you're saying.