Called to Communion Mass on Sunday when it's not a commandment
Jul 17, 2025
Discover why Catholics attend Mass on Sundays, even when it’s not a formal commandment. Delve into the complexities of sin, exploring the difference between mortal and venial sins regarding missing Mass. Engage with discussions on the vital contributions of women in the Church, while understanding the priesthood's restrictions. Hear personal reflections on faith challenges and the importance of exemplary figures in religious leadership. Plus, navigate the transformative nature of the Eucharist and the spiritual role of blessings.
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Eucharist as Supernatural Event
- A miracle is a sensible phenomenon defying natural laws, causing awe.
- The Eucharist is supernatural but not a miracle as it can't be sensed or explained naturally.
Role and Restriction of Women Priests
- Women share in baptismal priesthood equal to men but cannot ordain as sacramental priests.
- The priest's maleness symbolizes Christ as bridegroom and father in Church ministry.
Salvation without Eucharist Reception
- Salvation requires grace, the seed of eternal life, not necessarily Eucharist reception.
- Old Testament saints were saved without receiving the Eucharist.
