Tuesday, August 21, 2018

Simple Steps to Transform Your Experience at Mass

Do you wonder why
Mass is a time of intense
devotion for some —
but not for you?


Here's an easy way to
transform Mass into a joyful
time of piety and devotion.




Step One:
 
Develop a greater understanding of the spiritual meanings behind the signs and symbols, words and actions of the Mass.


Step Two:
 
Learn the time-tested, spiritually-enriching ways to approach Mass — the little things, things that matter, like how you enter the church building or make the Sign of the Cross. How you pray the Opening Prayer or listen to the Readings — and even how you participate in the Eucharistic Prayer.

 
These crucial teachings
are rarely taught in Catholic
schools or in CCD.


They're rarely
mentioned from the
pulpit.


And yet they're
essential to making each
Eucharistic Celebration a
profound refreshment
for your soul.

 

Now, all these wise teachings have been gathered into one short, readable volume, so that every Mass can become for you a fountain of peace.
  
 

 

Among the essential things you’ll learn from these pages:
 
  • The meaning of the “sacramental principle”: if you don’t understand it, Mass is almost surely flat for you
     
  • How each element of the Liturgy has a sacramental quality about it, and can be for you a grace-filled encounter with Jesus
     
  • How to transform your prayers at Mass into a conversation with God
     
  • Why silence – both within the liturgy and outside of it – is a necessary element of your conversation with God
     
  • The proper spiritual way to make the Sign of the Cross
     
  • How the Creed can become for you the highpoint of the Liturgy of the Word
     
  • Why, during the collection, you should explicitly offer Christ your heart
     
  • The best way in the Mass to participate in Jesus’ saving work: do you know what it is?
     
  • What you should desire in order to receive the Eucharist most efficaciously (and what that desire presupposes in you)
     
  • Coming and going through the church doors: what, each time, it should mean for you spiritually
     
Plus, at the end of each chapter, a list of actions for you to take the next time you go to Mass — and much more to awaken in you the bright spirit of joyful devotion we are all called to have at Mass.

 
A Devotional Journey into the Mass:
How Mass Can Become a Time of Grace, Nourishment, and Devotion

by Christopher Carstens
Paperback — 144 pages


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Archbishop of Philadelphia

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William E. Lori

Archbishop of Baltimore


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of the Holy Sacrifice of Mass.


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"Every Holy Mass, heard with devotion, produces in our souls marvelous effects, abundant spiritual and material graces."

St. Padre Pio


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