
Christopher Carstens directs the Office for Sacred Worship in the Diocese of La Crosse, Wisconsin and is the editor of the Adoremus Bulletin. He discusses his new book, A Devotional Journey into the Mass: How Mass Can Become a Time of Grace, Nourishment, and Devotion.
Questions Covered:
- 18:42 - If you are a good person, why should you have to go to Mass? I have a brother who is a great person and he wants to know.
- 22:52 - Why do we not sing the Gloria during Lent, since it has penitential parts to it?
- 29:11 - Is Christ with us “more” during Mass than he is with us normally everyday?
- 32:36 - Participation in the Mass in North East America is very low. People are very quiet. Why is this and what should be done about it?
- 41:47 - Can you relate knowledge of salvation history, particularly of the Old Testament, to the Mass?
- 48:00 - Pouring the water in the wine is an invitation to us to participate in the Mass, what do you think of that?
- 51:45 - At what point in the Mass do you offer up your sufferings and prayers for a person you are praying for?
Resources Mentioned:
Enjoying this content? Please support our mission!Donatewww.catholic.com/support-us