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A Guided Tour of the Mass

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Christine P.
opens eyes

Great CD with an enlightening explanation of how to really participate in the richness of the Mass....

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Denise Keller

Love the commentary

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Patrick Spiering
great theologian

I love Dr. Barber's books and programs! I always learn something new!

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April A.
Some beautiful truths shared!

Some beautiful truths shared!
My favorite one:
God loves the Son, holding nothing back. The Son loves the Father, holding nothing back. This shared great love is someone, the Holy Spirit—third Divine Being of the Trinity.

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Troy Nguyen

A Guided Tour of the Mass


  • 3 hours 17 min. (3 CDs / MP3)

    There is perhaps no aspect of Catholicism more familiar to Catholics than the Mass. Week after week, we celebrate the eucharist, repeating the same prayers and rituals. But do we really know what all of these words and deeds mean? In this series, Dr. Michael Barber offers an overview of the Mass, explaining the significance of each element. For example:

    • What does “Hosanna” mean?
    • Why do we call the eucharistic celebration, the “Mass”?
    • Why does the congregation respond to the priest’s greeting, “And with your Spirit”?
    • What does “liturgy” mean? Why does the Bible call Jesus a “liturgist”?
    • Why is the collection an integral part of the Church’s prayer?

    Just “going through the motions” can be monotonous. In fact, the Second Vatican Council called Catholics to enter into a “fully conscious and active participation” in the liturgy. Without understanding the various parts of the Mass, it is practically impossible to do that. This series, however, aims to help you experience the Church’s celebration in just such a way.

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