So, the Eucharist and Sunday worship are the most ordinances in the Roman Church. So, when the Sunday law wil be implemented it will be compulsory for every Christian to attend the mass and partake the Eucharist. The cathechism of the Catholic Church speaking of the early christians quotes Acts 2:42. They devoted themselves to the Apostles teaching and fellowship to the breaking of bread and prayers day by day attending the temple together and breaking bread in theirhomes they partook of food with glad and generous hearts. The early christian martyrs could not have observed the first day of the week, this is because they had learned the obligation of the fourth commandment in regard about the sabbath. That’s why Rome thoroght the centuries has continued to hate any sect of christians that observes the seventh day sabbath.

Historical records show that the Roman Catholic Church did persecute sabbath keepers, particularly during the dark ages. Rome saw sabbath observance as heresy and challenge to it’s authority. The Waldenses a christian sect that arose in the 12 th century were known to observe the sabbath and were susequently persecuted by the Roman Catholic Church. Other groups that faced persecution were Cathari and Petrobrussians. The Church of Rome viewed these groups as threat to it’s power and authority and they sought to eliminate them through persecution and violence. Other groups who faced persecution were Albingenses, and many others. Overall, the historical records shows Roman Catholic Church persecute sabbath keepers , and that this persecution was significant of church’s efforts to maintain power and it’s great authority.