We continue our journey as we talk about how to prepare for mass and what happens at the beginning of Mass and during the Liturgy of the Word.  

Over the next three weeks we are showing what and why we do the things we do at mass. The first week is understanding how long we have had the Mass, the cycle of readings, and can we change things during mass.

This week we look at what prayer is and how prayer affects the will of God. 

These are the questions we couldn’t fit it any other episode we are dealing with them now,

This week we look at how the church is called to serve and buoy society according to Christian ethics and morals.

Many people wonder the question who is allowed to receive the Eucharist. So we had many questions about why are some people allowed or not allowed to receive Eucharist. The more important question really is am I in the proper disposition to receive the Eucharist.  

We celebrate the Baptism of the Lord as a feast day.  Just like all things, Jesus went through the whole human experience.  We now go through baptism so that we can be brought into the love of God.  This week we look at why baptism is important for our salvation.

God has no beginning or end.  He lives in the eternal now, but we do not.  God is able to know what we will choose because He knows us better than we know ourselves.  It goes back to would God know if Adam and Eve would eat from the tree.  Free will has consequences.  God wants us to always choose Him.  

 Today, we take some time to look at some questions about the mass.   There are times when we can think mass  drags on too long. Yet when we look at it, mass is not longer than things that we do in our every day life. We look at things that way, mass becomes something that we also put our heart and mind into just as we would with our things in our life. The difference is that we go to mass we come in contact with something greater we can ever imagine.  We come into contact with Christ in the Eucharist.

Recently we received a lot of questions asking about life in heaven.   Where one of the questions was will we lose our free will in heaven.   These are all very insightful questions. And I think we look at things like that you realize sending us and had a great quote he said we sing the song of heaven here on earth. We sing them in hope it’s people hoping to get to heaven but in heaven those they’re saying the song of heaven as those living in their own country. Today we will look at How are intention to be with God will always carry us in this life cooperating with him and will not lose that intention in heaven.