Eric Williams

“Is the Mass the same as Christ's on the Cross, or is it a different Sacrifice?

It is the same Sacrifice. Christ offered Himself once for all.”
― Angelus Press, Roman Catholic Daily Missal 1962 Illustrated Edition

“Baptism is a Sacrament instituted by our Lord Jesus Christ when, after His Resurrection, He commanded His Apostles to got and teach all nations, "baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost."

The Effect of Baptism

These are: 1) To wash away original sin and all actual sins already committed. 2) To give us grace which makes us share the life of God and open heaven to us. 3) To imprint a character upon the soul which cannot be effaced, thus making it impossible for this Sacrament to be repeated. This character gives us the right to take part in divine worship i.e., in Holy Mass, Holy Communion, etc.”
― Angelus Press, Roman Catholic Daily Missal 1962 Illustrated Edition

“A few centuries ago, the Turks were overrunning all Europe, and seemed on the verge of wiping out Christianity. When all seemed lost, Pope Pius V organized a Rosary Crusade. The Christian soldiers literally went into battle with swords in one hand and rosaries in the other. At Lepanto one of the greatest military upsets in all history took place. The little Christian fleet, very greatly outnumbered, defeated the mighty Turkish Armada and Christianity was saved - all through the power of the Rosary.”
― Refuge of Sinners Publishing, Inc., Our Lady of Fatima's Peace Plan From Heaven

“The Mass is thus the perpetual prolongation of the Sacrifice made on the Cross. Consequently, every Mass is the one immolation of Christ repeated in the Act of Oblation. By the same act of the will, Jesus offers at the Last Supper His death in the future; on Cavalry His death in the present; in heaven and on the alter His death in the past.”
― Angelus Press, Roman Catholic Daily Missal 1962 Illustrated Edition