Like Jesus's Life, every human life is an iteration, a 'sending forth' (missa) of life; in Jesus' Words we too are instructed "as I have done, you also must do".
The sacrificial aspect of every life is a commemorative necessity of Eucharistic participation enabling the vital spectrum of life on Earth in transformation, in transition.
Our individual lives are transformational events of Eucharist, iteratively commemorating and re-enacting the unity spectrum of life inside the Naturalis Sacramentum Ordinis - the Words of Jesus re-echo conscionably and inclusively in self-reflective consciousness.
The Mass, in its last words of commission, speaks to us personally about our own lives, "Ite, Missa est". We are "missa".
Individually and personally we are included and commissioned in Eucharist. It's what every second of our existence is about! Inclusion allows for no isolationist rhetoric, as in the arrogant dominion cult of male pretense. Mother Earth is inclusive of all life.
ITE! MISSA EST!