OCR GCSE History A · J410
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The central act of Catholic worship, during which a priest consecrates bread and wine in the Eucharist.
Revise: English Reformation c.1520–c.1535The central act of worship was the Mass. A priest consecrated bread and wine, which Catholics believed became Christ’s body and blood. This teaching, called transubstantiation, gave priests a vital role in religious life.
- Revise: Religious Policy and the Impact on Parish Churches
- Revise: Social Response and the Prayer Book Rebellion
The central Catholic service in which bread and wine are consecrated and Christ’s sacrifice is commemorated.