Talk:Ite, missa est

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Meaning

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Contrary to the article, the relation of participle "missa" to the noun "hostia" (as referred here to as in the Aquilean Rite) should be a preferred explanation. An indirect indication of that is the formula which is used in Slavic languages after the introduction of national languages in liturgy. The verbatim meaning of the said formula in English is "go, victim (offering) is fulfilled" (in Polish "idźcie, ofiara spełniona").

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