The Blasphemies of the Roman Catholic Mass

The source material presents a critical examination of the Roman Catholic Mass, arguing it contains blasphemous and idolatrous practices. It highlights the Catholic belief in the transubstantiation of elements into Christ's literal body and blood, which are then worshipped as God and offered as a propitiatory sacrifice for sins, including those of the deceased. The author supports these claims by quoting from the Council of Trent's canons and a Catholic book, contrasting these doctrines with Biblical passages from Hebrews and 1 Peter that assert Christ's once-for-all sacrifice. The text concludes by asserting that the Mass's practices contradict Scripture, labelling them as heretical and blasphemous, particularly regarding the consumption of blood and the denial of Christ's singular sacrifice.