Beg pardon, but you quote statements whose terms you obviously do not grasp because you don’t know the historical context. Much of Trent was simple restatement of what earlier councils —Florence in particular-—had said; others were in rebuttal of the Reformers, whom you seem not to have read. This is a bit like trying to read Dred Scott without knowing the background of the controversy. Or to give a more particular example, to talk about the 3/5 feature of the constitution without knowing that 3/5 was the “federal ratio,” already at use in the Confederation Congress. The devil is in the details.
Pardon NOT accepted.... for as is customary it’s well known catholics enjoy reverting to peoples lack of understanding, or inability to grasp what’s written, or unfamilarity with History....and the lists goes on of every excuse and distraction to deter from the truth of what’s being presented from their church leadership.
So let’s just add some more to Trent, Vatican 11...with a bit of your catechism as well...all of which continue to say the same thing....Christ is sacrificed AGAIN!
A Catholic mass is by definition the sacrifice of Christ.... Catechism 1322, 1338.
The Baltimore Catechism Cofradía edition 1949 says,.......
“Christ gives us his own body and blood in the holy Eucharist, first, to be offered as a sacrifice in commemoration of all time TO RENEW THE SACRIFICE OF THE CROSS”......... Catechism 356.
While the Catholic catechisms cite the passages that speak of Christ to die once, but they ALSO teach that the priest miraculously transforms the bread and wine into the body of Christ and that JESUS IS SACRIFICED AGAIN ,The blood is real blood.... (that seems to know wine and wine of the Mass, but is actually the blood of Christ.”