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“For All” or “For Many”? Clearing Up the Controversy
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Crisis Magazine
Let’s take a moment to clear up the controversy.
Where the Phrases Come FromTo understand the controversy, we must first understand the source.
The words of consecration at Mass are taken from the words of Jesus at the Last Supper, as recorded in Scripture.
The translators intended to emphasize a truth of the Faith: that Christ offered Himself for the salvation of all humanity.
Let us hear the call to be among the many who respond to Christ’s love with faith, hope, and devotion.