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I was ordained in the Cathedral of Quebec, September, 1833, by the Right Reverend Signaie, first Archbishop of Canada.This delegate of the pope, by imposing his hands on my head, gave me the power of converting a real wafer into the real substantial body, blood, soul and divinity of Jesus Christ! The bright illusion of Eve, when the deceiver told her "Ye shall be as gods," was child’s play compared with what I felt. My infallible Church placed me, not only on equal terms with my Saviour and God, but in reality above Him! Hereafter I would not only command, but create Him, not in a spiritual and mystical, but in a real, personal and most irresistible way.
The next day I was to say my first Mass, and work that incomparable miracle which the Church of Rome calls transubstantiation. Long before dawn I was dressed and on my knees. This was to be the most holy and glorious day of my life! Raised the day before to great dignity, I was now, for the first time, to work a miracle at the altar which no angel or seraph could do.
It is not an easy thing to go through all the ceremonies of a Mass. There are more than one hundred different ceremonies and positions of the body which must be observed with the utmost perfection. To omit one of them willingly, or through a culpable neglect or ignorance, is eternal damnation. But thanks to a dozen exercises the previous week, and the kind friends who guided me, I went through the performances much more easily than I expected. It lasted about an hour. But when it was over, I was really exhausted by the effort made to keep my mind and heart in unison with the infinite greatness of the mysteries accomplished by me.
When a rcc priest is excommunicated can he still perform the transubstantiation sacrament?
You are the high priest of your home. If you have kids , it is your job to baptize. Your job to teach, and your job to hold the lords supper. Ordination is a man made concept. You have been ordained as the high priest by authority of God.
The man would be excommunicated because he was forsaken by the leaders of the church , ...So if the man is a Baptized in the spirit of Christ goes and builds a different church outside the RCC and has Christians who have been baptized in the spirit of Christ , then all gifts of Heaven come from the blood of Jesus and not from the church , and the excommunication must never be unforgiveness which is a sin , excommunication is putting aside for peace in the spirit for the works of Christ to be error free of darkness spirit of division ...... See even Apostle Paul excommunicated two of the teachers who taught error, said to never curse them out of Christ , and they could be welcome back if they repented to Paul and got back into one accord of unity ...All gifts of the Holy Spirit are Holy Spirit who bring the blessing every time the Gift is used and it is impossible to bring blessings of Christ by wizardry , which is man without God
I believe that they can, technically do it. I think the RCC considers a priest to be a priest for life--it isn't something that can be "undone". Of course, they consider it to be wrong if the priest does it against church orders.
They lack the proper training. They may not know. And they never do the Eucharist.
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