Was going to put this up one segment at a time. Instead, here’s the whole thing.

A lot to swallow but food for thought. In any case, demonstrates how big the change was.

A Liturgical Rupture
The Traditional Mass	The New Mass
A sacrifice linked to the sacrifice of the Cross, expressed in: 1. Offertory = oblation of the victim 2. Double consecration = immolation of victim 3. Communion = consummation of victim The entire Mass is directed toward the sacrificial act. Sacrifice is the primary end; thanksgiving is one among other secondary, subordinate ends.	A meal linked to the Last Supper, expressed in: 1. Presentation of the gifts = berakah or blessing of the food, leading up to the Offertory, wherein the Jewish grace before meals is the main prayer 2. Eucharistic prayer = canon of the New Mass; it is primarily a prayer of thanksgiving for the gifts…

A liturgical rupture:

A Liturgical Rupture
The Traditional Mass	The New Mass
A sacrifice linked to the sacrifice of the Cross, expressed in: 1. Offertory = oblation of the victim 2. Double consecration = immolation of victim 3. Communion = consummation of victim The entire Mass is directed toward the sacrificial act. Sacrifice is the primary end; thanksgiving is one among other secondary, subordinate ends.	A meal linked to the Last Supper, expressed in: 1. Presentation of the gifts = berakah or blessing of the food, leading up to the Offertory, wherein the Jewish grace before meals is the main prayer 2. Eucharistic prayer = canon of the New Mass; it is primarily a prayer of thanksgiving for the gifts received; it is in this context that the consecration is performed 3. IG n.48 = breaking and partaking of the bread instead of consummation of the victim The Mass is…