Santa Misa The Sacrament of the Eucharist, also called “Holy Mass”, is a privileged meeting for Christians; it is a moment of encounter with God and with the community of believers. The way we celebrate it is that of a banquet, a sacred meal that we are invited to share, obeying the command that Jesus left to his apostles before he died on the Cross. That is, while they were gathered to celebrate the Passover meal, Jesus commanded them to continue blessing the offerings of

Holy Mass H ave you noticed that, to refer to the Eucharist, we use the word: “Mass” And we say: ”Let’s go to Mass”; I am going to hear mass”; But where does this word come from? What does it mean? The word mass came from the times when the Eucharist was celebrated only in Latin, the language used by the Roman Empire, which for many centuries was also the official language of the Catholic Church around the world. In the Latin Mass, the farewell greeting after the blessing i

D uring the Celebration of Mass, when the Priest raises the consecrated Host and announces: "This is Christ, the Lamb of God who takes...

S unday is very important for Christians, because it is the day that Jesus rose from the dead (Mt 28:1; Mk 16:2; Lk 24:1; Jn 20:1); it is...