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A Discourse for the Sunday within the Oct. of Corpus Christi, "On the Sacrifice of the Mass;" Luke 14: 24

Archer, James, 1751-1834
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This sermon examines the process of Mass, explaining the importance and proper practice of its three sections: the offertory, the consecration, and the communion.

Date Created
1788/1826
Subject - Topic/Names
Catholics
Consecration
Mass
Blasphemy
Sin
Sacrifice in the Bible
Piety
Catholic Church
Jesus Christ
Subject - Geographic
England
Subject - Time Period
Eighteenth century
Nineteenth century
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Title
A Discourse for the Sunday within the Oct. of Corpus Christi, "On the Sacrifice of the Mass;" Luke 14: 24
Date Created
1788/1826
Description
This sermon examines the process of Mass, explaining the importance and proper practice of its three sections: the offertory, the consecration, and the communion.
Creator
Archer, James, 1751-1834
Primary Language
English
Subject - Topic/Names
Catholics
Consecration
Mass
Blasphemy
Sin
Sacrifice in the Bible
Piety
Catholic Church
Jesus Christ
Subject - Geographic
England
Subject - Time Period
Eighteenth century
Nineteenth century
Keyword(s)
Luke 14
Extent/Dimensions
17.3 x 21.8 cm
Content Type
Text
Content Genre
sermons
Related Material
Manuscript Collection No. 006
Source
James Archer sermons
Sublocation
Box 1, Folder 3
Local Call Number
MSS 006
Rights Statement
The online edition of this work in the public domain, i.e., not protected by copyright, has been produced by the Emory University Digital Library Program.
NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
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Emory University
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Pitts Theology Library
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