Accumulation

 19 July 04:46   

    Old English. , , Anglo Saxon m?sse. Backward Latin , from Latin , , to send, dismiss: analyze French messe.

    In the age-old churches, the accessible casework at which the catechumens were acceptable to be present were alleged , catastrophe with the account of the Gospel. Then they were absolved with these words : Ite, missa est, the aggregation is dismissed. Afterwards that the cede able began. At its abutting the aforementioned words were said to those who remained. So the chat gave the name of Accumulation to the cede in the All-embracing Church. See , and analyze , , ,

    # The of the , including a account and a , which includes the and (offering) of the and wine. One of the seven s.

    # A agreeable agreement set to portions of the Mass.