What constitutes a daily Mass?

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Recently, I started attending daily Mass. It starts straight up 8 AM. However, I’m curious if it is a (lack of the correct term) REAL Mass. The Mass is literally 20 minutes. It includes the daily readings and the eucharistic liturgy; but NO homily, NO Nicene Creed, NO prayers for the sick, etc. Does this make for a REAL Mass with these missing elements?
 
Yes, of course. A number of elements that are standard in a Sunday Mass are optional in a daily Mass.
 
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