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Before the Council of Trent, didn’t the Church teach that when Jesus said to the disciples ‘drink this, all of you’, the ‘you’ referred only to those present, symbolically the bishops and all the clergy?
So when the Church allows the faithful to receive from the chalice in the Novus Ordo mass, is this just a change of discipline, or isn’t it actually a change in the doctrinal interpretation of the words of Our Lord?
I don’t have a problem with this interpretation, in fact it seems logical that Our Lord would mean the same thing in distributing the bread and the wine. All the same, I thought the Church never taught error - if there is a doctrinal rather than a disciplinary matter at stake here, then either the Church taught wrongly pre-Vatican II or is teaching error now? How is this explained?
So when the Church allows the faithful to receive from the chalice in the Novus Ordo mass, is this just a change of discipline, or isn’t it actually a change in the doctrinal interpretation of the words of Our Lord?
I don’t have a problem with this interpretation, in fact it seems logical that Our Lord would mean the same thing in distributing the bread and the wine. All the same, I thought the Church never taught error - if there is a doctrinal rather than a disciplinary matter at stake here, then either the Church taught wrongly pre-Vatican II or is teaching error now? How is this explained?