Why We Do What We Do At Mass

[Scout]

I’ve been all over the web, looking for a website I was saw-but I just can’t seem to find it. I’m hoping someone here on the forum will be able to help me.

This website basically took every step of the Mass, one by one, and explained what we were doing and why we were doing it.

Does anyone know what website this is or where I can find one similar to it? I’m taking my aunt, who is a Protestant, on a Pilgrimage to the shrine in Alabama this September, and she wants some information on the Mass and some other sacraments so she can read-up on them before we go.

Can anyone help me with this?

Thanks.
Scout :tiphat:

 

[Pixie_Dust]

A good friend of mine has an excellent blog post on the topic. That should cover it for you!

 

[wardrandolph]

Try this…www.bustedhalo.com. on left of page,see faith guides,click on The Mass.Very informative and funny.May our Lord bless you.

 

[tee_eff_em]

Why Do Catholics Bounce On One Knee? ?

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[stbruno]

avemariapress.com/searchResults.cfm?nStoreID=1&sKeywords=The+Mass+is+Never+Ended&x=10&y=11

We just had the author do a workshop on the mass for us at our parish. Worth looking into. Plus you probably can pick this book up on
Amazon website as well.

 

[japhy]

This website basically took every step of the Mass, one by one, and explained what we were doing and why we were doing it.

Others have provided web sites for you.

I’m also working on a “course of study” that looks at the parts of the Mass, their origins in Scripture, their symbolism and meaning, and what the various options are for the priest (when he can say one of a selection of texts). I plan to be quite thorough (looking at six of the Eucharistic prayers, at least). It also includes information about the liturgical colors, the sacred objects at Mass, the vestments, and preparation and prayer.