Join theologians Edward Sri, a well-known Catholic speaker and author, and Scott Hahn, a prominent apologist famed for his conversion to Catholicism, as they delve deep into the significance of the Mass. They explore the historical roots of rituals like the sign of the cross and the Kyrie, revealing their biblical origins and personal meanings. Listeners will learn about the transformative power of the Eucharist and the intimate relationship it fosters with God. Their engaging anecdotes and spiritual insights invite a renewed appreciation for the sacred liturgy.
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Stefano's NFL Confusion
Stefano, an Italian cousin, attended an NFL game but didn't understand the sport despite mimicking fans' reactions.
This illustrates how Catholics often participate in Mass rituals without understanding their full meaning.
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Power of the Sign of Cross
The sign of the cross calls on God's name, invoking His holy presence.
Tracing the cross over ourselves recalls the mark of protection God gave the faithful, symbolizing faith and divine safeguarding.
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Prepare for God's Presence
When hearing "The Lord be with you" at Mass, prepare yourself spiritually like those called by God for a mission.
Get ready to encounter God's Word and the Eucharist with reverence and openness.
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This book explores the deep connection between the Holy Scripture and the sacred liturgy of the Church. The author delves into the biblical roots of the liturgical rites, prayers, and symbols, revealing how the liturgy is deeply grounded in the Word of God. By examining the Old and New Testaments, the book uncovers the rich theological and spiritual meaning embedded in the liturgical celebrations. It enhances the reader's appreciation for the liturgy, fostering a more profound understanding of its mysteries. Ultimately, the book invites believers to encounter Christ more intimately through both the Word and the Sacrament.
A biblical walk through the Mass
A biblical walk through the Mass
Edward Sri
This book by Edward Sri explores the biblical roots of the Mass, providing insights into the prayers, rituals, and symbols of the liturgy. It guides readers through a deeper understanding of the Mass by connecting it to the Old and New Testaments, revealing the rich heritage and meaning behind each element. The book enhances one's appreciation for the Mass and encourages a more active and meaningful participation in the liturgy, fostering a closer relationship with Christ. By understanding the scriptural basis of the Mass, readers can encounter Jesus more profoundly and transform their spiritual lives, making the Mass a source of grace and renewal. It deepens the reader's connection to the Church's traditions and the presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
The Lamb's Supper
The Mass as Heaven on Earth
Scott Hahn
In this book, Scott Hahn reveals a long-lost secret of the Church: the early Christians' key to understanding the mysteries of the Mass was the New Testament Book of Revelation. With its bizarre imagery, mystic visions of heaven, and end-of-time prophecies, Revelation mirrors the sacrifice and celebration of the Eucharist. Hahn helps readers see the Mass with new eyes, pray the liturgy with a renewed heart, and enter into the Mass more fully, enthusiastically, intelligently, and powerfully than ever before.
For Catholics, the Mass is entirely familiar, but often not well understood. Scripture scholar and well-known author Dr. Edward Sri takes listeners on a journey through the sacred liturgy that is sure to help Catholics experience the Mass more fully as the most powerful and important prayer of the Church. Dr. Sri examines the historical and biblical roots of the words, prayers, actions, and gestures contained within the Mass in order to arrive at a deeper understanding of their significance.
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