The mass is known all around the

Globe.

† In Rome or wherever the Pope may go,

A solemn public mass is always included in the activities.

Broadcast all over the world.

Truly, the mass

is “known to”

many people.

“Known to”, but

how many people

know about it.?

- do they know

what it is?

- do they know

what it means?

Catholics

who attend

mass regularly

Sunday and

perhaps daily.

-How many of them

“Really Know” the

mass?

-Routine?

-expected to do?

-cultural trait

What happens when

such attitude prevails?

Were you asked to

give a valid reason for

your going to mass.?

-Would you be able to comply w/ St. Peter’s injunction to the early Christians to be always ready to give an account of their faith

(1 Peter 3:15)

We “Know”

our mass.

-what it is

-What

it

means

- what it

brings to

us

- Why we celebrate

it every Sunday

and even

everyday.

-Only in this way

can we receive all

the spiritual

benefits the mass

offers us.

Part I:

Why “no” mass?

Will answers those

who say that mass

should not be

celebrated at all.

Part II:

Why “no” Sunday?

We will listen those

who say that not

Sunday but

Saturday.

Part III:

“Yes” Sunday

as the “Day of

the Lord”.

Part IV:

“SUN”- DAY,

an

explanation

Part V:

“YES” Mass

Part VI:

What do I miss

if I don’t go to

mass?

Part VII:

Anything else I

miss?

Part VIII:

What do I get if

I go to mass?