O entendimento da celebração do Mistério Pascal a luz do Concílio Vaticano II

Abstract

This work seeks to explore the celebration of the Paschal Mystery, the notion of sacrifice, and the theology of the Council of Trent, highlighting the fact that the one sacrifice of Christ on the cross is continually updated in an unbloody way in the Mass, the first impulses of the liturgical movement that culminated in the liturgical reform by returning to the sources, the convocation of the Second Vatican Council by John XXIII, the formation of commissions and the drafting of Sacrosanctum Concilium, motivated by the liturgical movement, thought of the active participation of the faithful, gave more space to the Sacred Scriptures in the Mass and allowed the use of the Vernacular and rescued the concept of the Paschal Mystery. The post-conciliar Magisterium has sought to be faithful to this inspiration of the constitution of the liturgical reform and promotes a deeper understanding of the mystery being celebrated