
Eucharistic Revival: Walk Through the Mass
29 Dec 2022 | Posted by: chadmin
“Why is the Mass so important? Why do we stand, sit, and kneel at specific times during the Mass? Where did the prayers we say at Mass come from? When does Jesus actually become present in his Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity? How do I pray better at Mass? These are just some of the many questions parishioners have asked me through the years. They’re really great questions! The goal of this series is to explore the most common things Catholics want to know about the Mass.” — Fr. Luke Spannagel
Fr. Luke may be familiar to St. Philomena parishioners as he is in residence here and helps with Mass and confession as his schedule permits. Fr. Luke is a National Eucharistic Preacher. “The National Eucharistic Preachers are a diverse group of priests who have been commissioned to enkindle the flame of eucharistic faith and devotion in the United States through kerygmatic eucharistic preaching. ” (www.eucharisticrevival.org/national-eucharistic-preachers)
Below are links to his blog post series: “A Step by Step Walk Through the Mass, Do This in Remembrance of Me.” The site’s complete blog can be found at www.eucharisticrevival.org/blog
Part 1: Holy Water and Sacramentals
Part 9: Forms of Penitential Act
Part 10: Penitential Absolution
Part 14: Listening to God’s Word
Part 18: Response After Readings
Part 22: Harmony of the Gospels
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