Yes, I typically attend on Saturday afternoon or Sunday morning but will attend a second Mass quite often if taking a particular family member who has no other way to attend. This is usually, but not always, at a different church from the one I belong to.
Three as the most when I was on sacristy duty for all of them covering for someone who was on vacation. It is interesting that the homily changes so much when one is a Mass with young children, another a High Mass and last an ordinary Sunday Mass but without music and singing. Same priest for all of them.
A couple of times I have gone twice as the second time was when there was Admissio during the first Sunday in Lent and I was a sponsor.
I don’t anymore. However, I used to be a part of the music ministry at my church and functioned as music player, cantor, and choir member. I think the most masses I ever went to in “one day” was a Christmas where I went to 6 masses. I think that beat out one Easter when I did 5 if I’m remembering correctly. Family always wondered why I was tired and didn’t want to get all excited during the parties.
I’ve been twice on Sunday to go with family members before.
That is permissible, but one is required to fully participate in both masses. However, one should also have a valid reason for attending two masses, i.e. attending with family members who could not attend one of the masses.
A caution: You do not receive “more of Jesus” by attending two masses. Please speak with Father as some who do this (not saying you!) are showing signs of either scrupulosity or obsessive-compulsive disorder.
I go to two Masses most Sundays of the school year. I go to a morning Mass which is my normal Mass and the Sundays we have our youth program I attend the Sunday evening Mass with some of the youth. I require the teens in confirmation prep to attend Mass weekly. If their parents don’t take them to Mass, I will.
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