Oh, I see Stella, now you are changing the words and the meaning, in the authoritative statements of Roman Catholic teaching on the Sacrifice of the Mass ..... which are the very words I posted from the Council of Trent . . . Session XXII: On the Sacrifice of the Mass . . . . Canon 1: . . . . . .
If you recall, the RCC statement begins by saying "If any one saith," (read that again Stella for your comprehension sake). The "authoritative statement" clearly says "IF ANYONE SAITH" , that in the mass a true and proper sacrifice is not offered to God" . . . .Now Stella, isn't the word "anyone" still considered "anyone" or has the Roman Catholic Church shrewdly changed the words, or blotted out that part of this Canon? Or, is it Roman Catholic TRADITION that only Roman Catholics can CHANGE ANY or MANY OF THE WORDS of an RCC Canon, Stella?
Read it again Stella - where does it say "It doesn't apply to a cradle Baptist" - oh my goodness!!!! WHAT STELLA!!!! This changes everything! Is it your week now to make the rules and/or amend the Canons??? And YOU . . . using your boney little Roman Catholic 'pointer' finger to accuse others of the grave mortal sin of using a synonymous word in their post? How very, very, very Roman Catholic of you. You have confirmed what has been known all along about the Church of Roman Catholicism and the 'apple-polishing' little minions that support it.
So, the bottom line is that the "authoratative statements" of this Rman Catholic Church "Canon" don't mean 'squat'.