We'll send you weekly suggestions for breakthrough faith.


YOUR PATH: WordBytes » Faith Booster Minis » Going to Holy Mass means faith in miracles

[Most articles can be downloaded; if you see no download form, write to us.]

Today’s world needs Catholics who truly understand that going to Holy Mass means having faith in miracles — especially the miraculous transformation of bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ. Are you changed by the presence of Christ in the Eucharist? If so, then after you exit the church, others see evidence of this faith — right?

There’s a difference between “knowing” the truths of our faith and authentically living these truths.

What prayer requests have you made in which you’re still waiting for God to provide his help? When you offer them to Jesus during the prayers of Holy Mass, and when you receive him in the Eucharist, do you feel the hopefulness that comes from faith?

During the consecration of the Eucharist, if we do not have faith in God’s ability to change bread and wine into Christ — an ability that does not rely on the how holy the priest is — we won’t have faith to recognize that Jesus is ministering to us in the Eucharist.

 

[ More Mini Faith Boosters ]


Next: Go Deeper into Holy Mass (video series) >>

Find more faith-builders by visiting the Good News Ministries home page>>

© 2019 by Terry A. Modica
Want a printable PDF copy of this? If this post has no download form, write to us.

What are you seeking from God? Find it in 60 seconds:

Subscribe
Notify of
guest

0 Comments
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments