Why Do We Have to Go to Mass?
Why Do We Have to Go to Mass?
Father Andy explains that faith is not a spectator sport and that it is in the Mass, in the presence of our Lord in the Eucharist, that we train for God’s army.
You might also like...
Something in the Catholic liturgy that is often misunderstood is the celebration of Holy Mass Ad Orientem.
In today’s homily, Fr. Matt offers a sobering reminder: a nation cannot survive spiritually if its people abandon truth. As Catholics, we are called not only to believe the faith, but to study it, to guard it, and to allow it to shape our daily lives. The Church teaches that the Holy Spirit is the “Spirit of Truth” (John 14:17), and when we invite Him into our hearts, He strengthens us to love what is good, reject what is false, and persevere through every trial. This is why the Catechism says that life in Christ transforms the whole of our existence (CCC 1691).
Fr. David Gunter, MIC reflected on the spiritual battle between good and evil, drawing attention to the importance of St. Michael the Archangel and devotion to Our Lady.
