Finally, I read GBC's cite as saying that the Last Supper, in and of itself, was NOT a "Mass," insofar as the Sacrifice was NOT consummated at the Last Supper.
NONE of your citations stated that the Last Supper was the first Mass. None.
All of them did state that the LS was the institution of the Holy Eucharist--a point which I made, as well.
Repeat--it's tiresome--come up with a citation which states, categorically, that the Last Supper was the "first" Mass.
Put up or shut up.
*Ping Trent. They taught the Mass was institued at the Last Supper.
The Council Of Trent
Session XXII: Doctrine on the Sacrifice of the Mass
Chapter I: On the Institution of the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
Put up or shut up.
* LOL PERFECT. Again, I couldn't have drafted a more revealing sentence. You realy do imagine yourself as the one with authority.
Your posts illustrate perfectly the problem with the tradiitonalist approach to Catholicism. Prideful, arrogant, self-righteous, and nasty.
Well, I have had a belly-full of the trad-tactics for today. I am off this thread.