Testimony: today's Mass

[trainguard]

Tonight (in Italy, at present, it’s 9:47 PM) I have been to Mass with my partner, in the church of a small town of the province of Modena (more or less 20 miles northwest from Bologna).
In this town, there’s a big community of people coming from Sri-Lanka, and this evening Mass has been organized for both the Italian and the SriLankan communities.
There were two choirs singing - each one it’s country’s hymns - and two priests: Italian and Srilankan. The homily was said in both languages.

I really felt I am in a big family, feeling amazed about how Jesus can really be near all Catholics in the world…

I’d like to thank Him for the opportunity to feel so well being part of this international assembly.

God bless.

 

[sarahq]

Amen! I go to a bilingual mass every tuesday, it’s interesting hearing the readings in French as well as English. Catholicism is so cool!

 

[Patavium]

Wow, I also had an odd experience at mass. My dad, too.

My father, mother and I went to Mass tonight. The mass proceeded as expected for the epiphany. My dad and I entered in this trance like state where we continued to participate in the mass, but experienced this deep meditation about our life, and how it is continually changing because of God’s work in us. At the moment of the eucharists, we snapped out of the trance state and were full of energy and grateful to Jesus Christ.

Amazing, I think Jesus was working in us. Probably cleaning our sinful bodies, and letting more of his goodness inside of our hearts.