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Who Are the Eight Women of the Roman Canon? These Holy Martyrs Appear in One of the Oldest Prayers of the Mass.
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The Roman Canon, also known as the Eucharistic Prayer I, is one of the oldest prayers of the Mass in the Roman rite. It contains the heart of the Eucharistic celebration: the consecration of bread and wine, which become the Body and Blood of Christ. This prayer gathers words transmitted by the apostolic tradition and prayers that the Church has preserved and developed over the centuries. Therefore, the Roman Canon is not only a liturgical formul…
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