La santa Misa en familia

En el año 155 d. C., San Justino Mártir describió “la Eucaristía” (ya que el término “Misa” todavía estaba a siglos de distancia), y podemos ver fácilmente las similitudes entre este servicio de adoración y nuestra Misa de hoy. El núcleo de la misa no ha cambiado.

Independientemente de dónde nos encontremos en el mundo, todos los católicos están llamados a celebrar la misma misa. D.D. Emmons comparte su experiencia con la misa y les muestra a los católicos que, ya sea en casa o fuera, todavía podemos encontrar la paz en esta preciada tradición.

In every age, beginning with Jesus at the Last Supper, the Mass has been at the center of Catholic life. Familiar but never routine, repetitive but never dull, the Mass is renewed every day. With legions of angels, we offer up our prayers and lamentations while conforming our hearts to the will of God.

In 155 A.D. St. Justin Martyr described “the Eucharist” (as the term “Mass” was still centuries away), and we can readily see the similarities between this worship service and our Mass today. The core of the Mass is unchanged.

Regardless of where we are in the world, all Catholics are called to celebrate the same Mass. D.D. Emmons shares his experience with the Mass and shows Catholics that, whether at home or away, we can still find peace in this treasured tradition.