Do I Have to Go? 101 Questions About the Mass, the Eucharist, and Your Spiritual Life
From playing video games to sleeping in, teens can think of countless things they would rather do than go to Mass on Sunday morning. That is, unless they knew what they were missing. Do I Have to Go? explains the meaning and the mystery of Mass in such a way that teens will be asking, âWhy wouldnât I go?â
With wit, clarity, and common sense, Matthew Pinto and Chris Stefanick answer the tough questions teens have about the Massâfrom the rituals contained in the Liturgy, to the doctrines of the Eucharist and the priesthood. When teens understand that the Mass is literally the meeting place between heaven and earth, they will have a newfound sense of awe and a deeper understanding of their role as a Catholic in a post-modern world.
In Do I Have to Go? teens will learn:
- Why the Mass is an essential part of the Christian life.
- The mystery of the Eucharist as the Real Presence of Jesusâs Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity.
- How the redemptive work of Jesus Christ is communicated to and through the Church and the sacraments.
- The meaning of all the gestures and symbols of the Mass.
- How the Mass has developed from its roots in the Old Testament, through its institution by Christ.
- The importance of the liturgical seasons for the spiritual life.
From playing video games to sleeping in, teens can think of countless things they would rather do than go to Mass on Sunday morning. That is, unless they knew what they were missing. Do I Have to Go? explains the meaning and the mystery of Mass in such a way that teens will be asking, âWhy wouldnât I go?â
With wit, clarity, and common sense, Matthew Pinto and Chris Stefanick answer the tough questions teens have about the Massâfrom the rituals contained in the Liturgy, to the doctrines of the Eucharist and the priesthood. When teens understand that the Mass is literally the meeting place between heaven and earth, they will have a newfound sense of awe and a deeper understanding of their role as a Catholic in a post-modern world.
In Do I Have to Go? teens will learn:
- Why the Mass is an essential part of the Christian life.
- The mystery of the Eucharist as the Real Presence of Jesusâs Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity.
- How the redemptive work of Jesus Christ is communicated to and through the Church and the sacraments.
- The meaning of all the gestures and symbols of the Mass.
- How the Mass has developed from its roots in the Old Testament, through its institution by Christ.
- The importance of the liturgical seasons for the spiritual life.
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From playing video games to sleeping in, teens can think of countless things they would rather do than go to Mass on Sunday morning. That is, unless they knew what they were missing. Do I Have to Go? explains the meaning and the mystery of Mass in such a way that teens will be asking, âWhy wouldnât I go?â
With wit, clarity, and common sense, Matthew Pinto and Chris Stefanick answer the tough questions teens have about the Massâfrom the rituals contained in the Liturgy, to the doctrines of the Eucharist and the priesthood. When teens understand that the Mass is literally the meeting place between heaven and earth, they will have a newfound sense of awe and a deeper understanding of their role as a Catholic in a post-modern world.
In Do I Have to Go? teens will learn:
- Why the Mass is an essential part of the Christian life.
- The mystery of the Eucharist as the Real Presence of Jesusâs Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity.
- How the redemptive work of Jesus Christ is communicated to and through the Church and the sacraments.
- The meaning of all the gestures and symbols of the Mass.
- How the Mass has developed from its roots in the Old Testament, through its institution by Christ.
- The importance of the liturgical seasons for the spiritual life.
