The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 146: The Father’s Work in the Liturgy (2025)
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May 26, 2025 Explore the sacramental economy—where God's work meets our participation. Discover how divine blessings have evolved from Noah’s covenant through significant figures like Abraham. Delve into the dual nature of liturgy, emphasizing both praise to the Father and the transformative role of Christ. Uncover the intertwined roles of the Trinity in salvation and the unity within the Church's diverse liturgical practices. Finally, understand how our worship acts as a blessing back to God, fostering a deeper connection through the Holy Spirit.
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Understanding Sacramental Economy
- The sacramental economy is God's plan of salvation expressed through the sacraments to interact with us.
- It's both what God has done and how we participate in God's work in our lives.
Christ's Salvific Work in Liturgy
- The Church lives in the age of the Spirit, where Christ makes salvation present through liturgy.
- Christ acts through the sacraments to communicate His saving work until He returns.
Unity in Church's Liturgical Diversity
- The Catholic Church includes 23 distinct rites, united under the Pope but diverse in liturgical tradition.
- This variety enriches worship while maintaining unity across East and West traditions.