The Roman Catholic Church
Since Vatican II

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

The Lord's Supper

A renewal in an unbloody manner of the Sacrifice of the Cross

A renewal of the Last Supper.

A sacrifice offered to God on an altar.

A meal offered for people on a table.
The same sacrifice that has been offered to God since the time of Christ.

A gathering of the People of God under the presidency of the priest.

Originally offered in the language of the people (Aramaic, Greek, Latin.) Offered in Latin throughout the world since 399 A.D.

Offered in the language of the people. The New Mass was mandated (made obligatory) on March 22, 1970.

Offertory + Consecration = Communion

No Offertory + Man made Eucharistic
Prayers = No Real Presence of Jesus in
Holy Communion.

Offertory
Bread and wine are offered to God by the priest. 		No Offertory:
No offering to God. Replaced by Jewish Grace before
Meals.
Consecration
Using the words and actions of Christ 		Faulty Eucharistic Prayers:
Four different man made versions written by 6 Protestants and a Mason.

Consecration formula over the host:

"For this is My Body."
(Here and now.)

Eucharistic Prayer over the bread:

"This is my body which will be given up for you."
(Denotes a future event.)

Consecration formula over the wine: "For this is the chalice of My Blood... which will be shed for you and for many, unto the remission of sins." Eucharistic Prayer over the wine: "this is the cup of my blood... It will shed for you and for all so that sins may be forgiven."
(Many are saved.) (Everyone goes to heaven.)