The Entire Mass is from Scripture!
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- The Mass is filled with biblical references and is itself an act from scripture.
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A wonderful thing about the mass in the Roman Catholic Church is, that it do not change from country to country. I have been to mass in Denmark, france and spain, enjoying equally
The Universal Church! We really are one family. I think that is wonderful.
My family and I lived in Italy for four years and often went to the Italian church down the street. We could follow along every step of the way even though we did not speak Italian.
Indeed! that is one of the beauty of our Universal Church. i also attend Korean Mass ( as a Filipino) here in South Korea, sometimes TLM. and i will always know what is going on. Such a beautiful gift ❤
@winnienagel yes you are absolutely right... same readings across the world.
@@sharoonjames7106 I love that.
The Mass is not boring-- it is beautiful!
Fr. Casey, my wife-not a Catholic-asked me years ago, long before we were married, how the Mass came to take on its current shape. I had vague notions and I probably could stand to provide her with a more systematic response with more time and resources, but this is such a complete answer. I'm grateful.
There isn’t a better feeling than receiving the Eucharist. I feel God’s presence every time.
I am not a believer, I have only been to mass a few times and I literally did not understand anything. Now I understand everything I LOVE YOUUUUUU, and please don't stop posting subtitles. You and Fr David Michael Moses, are my favorite priests 💖🥰❤️.
I also recommend Father Mike Schmitz videos from Ascension Presents, he's really down to earth at explaining the Catholic faith and every day life, and also Bishop Robert Barron, he is very smart, and he is really good at explaining history, philosophy, and theology if you're looking for a more academic understanding of the Catholic faith.
@@Eserr7856 Oh thank you very much for the recommendation! I like being instructed. Actually, recently, I was searching books
that talks about the bible, but as you say, to be down to earth but I didn't find it, these priests are very intellectual. Thanks ☺️
@@Eserr7856 sorry for my english, my native language is spanish 😅
@@Readyuvyour English is very good.
Father Chad Ripperger gets very intellectual also, and father Chris Alar is another favorite!
My priest also quotes Malachi 1:11 “for from the rising of the sun to its setting…a great sacrifice is being offered in your name”
I remember reading through Malachi first time a while ago, getting to that part and being like: I’ve heard this before
@@killianmiller6107 the Early Church Fathers agreed that this passage is about the Eucharist
Albeit only in EP3.
Thank you for this video! I am in the process of converting to Catholicism (which is rare in my generation since I am 16) and now regularly attend Holy Mass in my local Cathedral.
In spite of the difficulties you may experience, especially temptations, always remember that He is full of mercy (cf. Lamentations 3:22-23, Proverbs 28:13, Hebrews 4:15-16) and that He who will live in you (by baptism) is greater than He who is in the world (1 John 4:4). Throughout the world we are praying fot the catechumens like yourself at Holy Mass and at home
Me too brother, I am 18 and currently converting! Good luck and God bless you✝️🇻🇦
i watched Fr. Chris Alar "Understanding the Mass" in his Explaining the Faith series, and everything changed. Now i attend the Holy Mass not just on Sundays but also other day if i dont have work. Participating in the sacrifice, though unworthy, is such a l wonderful gift
I needed this! I met an evangelical on my campus (Sam Houston State), and I, being new to Catholicism, didn’t know how to back my foundation. He used “quotes” from the Catechism to deny the authenticity of the Church and the Holy Mass. But what I found when I looked in the Catechism is that the laws of the Church are also found within the Bible. Those who choose to disbelieve in the Church, truly are saying that they disbelieve in the word. The traditions of the church are not founded by scripture, but the scripture was put in place by the tradition! Thank you Father Casey!
There are quite a lot of footnotes in the catechism, it’s a great resource
My guess is that this person was a fundamentalist, rather than a typical evangelical. Most of us now realize that many within the Catholic Church have as real and vital relationship with Jesus Christ as the best of us.
@@vincewarde right. After doing that research it became clear that he was a fundamentalist, yet he also chooses to take certain scripture and interpret them in a way that’s not fundamentalist
@@christianlamb3911 Please remember that Billy Graham invited Catholic Churches to participate in his crusades, in fact I remember one time when a Catholic Church hosted the training sessions. CS Lewis, in Mere Christianity, stated that he didn't care what kind of Christian they became, as long as they came to faith in Christ. I have frequently said that it would be completely appropriate to label Father Casey as an evangelical. There is a core of Christian belief that we call agree upon, those who believe, trust in Christ and repent are saved and part of the body of Christ. Even the Catholic Church agrees with this, holding that we Protestant/evangelicals are imperfectly joined to the Catholic Church.
Let us first and foremost share the Gospel with a lost world, rather than moving sheep between farms!
The Catholic Church compiled the Holy Bible that your evangelical "friend" who challenged you is divinely privileged and blessed by God to read, believe and live. The Catechism strictly obeys these sacred truths of the Bible and teaches them to the Faithful Catholic. I would pray, and you and everyone else that he would see the error of his way, repent and embrace the True Church of Jesus Christ, Catholic Church. Every verse from Sacred Scripture is contained in the Mass, hopefully he comes to embrace this as Jesus's divine gift to us, a gift of his salvation for us.
This is your best ever video. Succinct, detailed, direct and accessible. I'll be sharing it with my friends.
I haven't been to a Catholic Mass, but this description and explainaton makes me want to more than I already did.
Don’t waste your time. BTW just for the record, Yeshua didn’t want to start a religion, He just wanted to teach the Way of Righteousness. I thing more, nothing less. 🙏
I've been a Catholic since I was born and it took me a long time to understand the beautiful meaning of the Holy Mass. I fully understand that everything is really based on the Scriptures and I also felt the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ in the Mass including the Eucharist. I thank God for the grace and blessing that our Lord Jesus Christ have done for all of us. We continue to pray that we will experience the beauty and fellowship through the Holy Mass. Thank you, Fr. Casey for explaining this video. May God continue to bless you. 😌❤🙏
One is also humble during the Eucharistic Ministery. "Lord, I am not worthy to receive you, but say the word and my soul shall be healed." Which is why Catholics Kneel this part of Mass
And exactly where is the proof that you aren’t worthy. That’s quite a slap in Gods’ face. God only creates perfection, otherwise God wouldn’t be God. It’s man’s persistent blatant blind ignorance that creates unworthiness, sin, death, war, fear. God doesn’t make that nonsense. We need to wake up. 🙏
The same is true in the Anglican Book of Common Prayer. The Mass(be it Roman, Lutheran, Anglican, etc)has a teaching element to it where the people are essentially taught scripture. This also extends to the Hours and pastoral offices.
Again, great video Father, keep up the good work.
I recently downloaded a list of all the scriptural references that are used in the Mass and have begun highlighting those references in my my Bible. This was a nice addition to that exercise. Thank you.
Where did you find that list? I would like to keep it handy and add the notes to the margins of my study Bible.
That's so cool that my church's announcements before mass ends is also in the scripture!
I am grateful for your brief explanation of the procedure of mass. Being a cradle Catholic, nobody ever explains to me about this and I did not bother to find out either. 😮
In my younger years, I found the mass very boring and long. I have never attempted to go to the Easter Vigil Mass until last year for the very first time as a adult after returning to the church.
Understand this is vital to our younger generation who now knows why. Thank you so much, Fr. Casey, God bless you and your good work. We pray for you and your ministry. always! 😊
Thank you, Father 🙏🏼
This is very helpful for someone like me who is making her way into the one true church.
Amen. This is a great video of what the Mass is all about. Everything comes from the Bible. All Catholic churches should show this video to their congregations at some point and Catholic schools and Universities. We should be able to defend our faith about the Mass.
Thank you and God Bless.
Father Casey, you forgot to mention "Blessed (or Happy) are those who are called to the (wedding) supper of the Lamb! (Revelation 19:9)
oh yeahhhhh
Yeah, his list is far from complete. I guess that he wanted to keep the video short.
But so few will be called.
Awesome video Father C! One note though, the petitions and invocation of the saints in Mass is also scriptural-Revelations 5:8. God bless your powerful ministry, we so need this!
This was our RCIA class topic this week.
Great video father. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is the perfect worship of God and the most profound relationship with Jesus in the Eucharist. It’s where the heavenly and earthly liturgy meet and together we praise God together.
Thank you very much,i was burn and brought up in family of Catholic and we believe strongly in the power of Holy Mass and Holy Eucharist, but now my Faith is increase and I learned more and I can defend myself about Holy Mass for those who do not believe or those that their faith is shacking, God bless you more for your teaching.
I am a Nigerian, and although Nigeria is an English speaking country, there hundreds of native languages.
One time I had travelled to eastern Nigeria where they predominantly speak igbo which I don't understand. The masses too were said in igbo but I was able to follow along with the important parts and still know what was said.
I love the universality of the Catholic church ❤️
This is the most comprehensive explanation about each part of the Holy Mass.. Thanks Fr. Casey! 😀
Great explanation Fr Casey! Just new to Catholicism and enjoying the change after 30+yrs a Protestant. ❤
As an evangelical minister, I sure did not miss the fact that the liturgy is filled with Scripture..... one of the reasons I was constantly amazed that some Catholics didn't "get it" until coming connection with my church. How could they miss Jesus and His work on the Cross? My take is that the enemy can indeed blind people to the truth....
You ought experience Eastern Orthodox... The short mass is 3 hours long; it is the same each week and only liturgy, with the priest singing many parts.
Beautiful
@@russellmiles2861 Beautiful? I'm sure it is - but it wouldn't be if I had to do the singing 😁😁
Apologies for being trite but I’m sure if I polled your congregation I’d walk away with the same impression.
@@vincewarde I imagine such is a prerequisite with Orthodox communions.
@@FimiliarGalaxy9 You would - my wife was my go to worship leader.....
One of the best videos I have seen about the Catholic mass. Thank you!
Blessings Father Casey Cole, Catholicism In Focus with another debunking of what people think to what it actually is. Most Theologian, Atheists etc. Do not realize where scripture comes from. Thank you for unlocking minds. For many years I did not have religion in any way, when I woke up to what was going on, Catholicism really put it together for me. Praying for you. Fr. Casey Cole, Fr. Patrick Lenk, Our Dear Holy Pope Francis, and Our Lord Jesus Christ. As my uncle Fr. William Frigo (may he rest in peace) used to say, Celebremos! Dei Gratis!
We are the same age! 💖 I appreciate the information you provide. And I appreciate you for how you are 🥹
As a Lutheran Pastor, we teach the same about the liturgy for it is all taken from scripture. Whether in full or summarized it is from God’s Word. Our liturgy for Divine Service (what Roman Catholics call mass) is similar and the same in some places.
Wow! Thank you, Father Casey. I had no idea that this many aspects of the Mass were rooted in scripture. I naively thought that these were just extrabiblical traditions, which accrued over time. I am sure I am not alone, as a Catholic, in being so ignorant as to how many aspects of the Mass are derived from scripture. It just goes to show you how poorly most of us have been catechized. This video provides perfect material for discussion whenever a Protestant attacks the Mass or questions the Biblical authenticity of its structure.
Mass originates from quantum interactions with the Higgs field. ...oh, wait. You mean THAT Mass. My bad.
Good one there, good one 😂
That mass that originates from quantum interactions.... also originates from the word of God
Lol
I’m both a physicist and a practicing Catholic; that’s funny!
@@johnflorio3576 And it's good, something you can say now, too.
Thank you Brother. This is a very good teaching of The Mass. I hope it is not just watched ,but slowly studied. it's a very good example.Thank you.Many can learn from this.Amen.
Praise God!!!
As a Protestant minister, I wish my Protestant brothers and sisters could see how scripture filled the Mass is and re-adopt many features of the Mass and INCORPORATE them into their own worship rituals. And yes my use of incorporate is intentionally unironic.
Justin Martyr on eucharist and mass, First apology 150 to 160 AD
CHAPTER LXVI -- OF THE EUCHARIST.
And this food is called among us Eukaristia [the Eucharist], of which no one is allowed to partake but the man who believes that the things which we teach are true, and who has been washed with the washing that is for the remission of sins, and unto regeneration, and who is so living as Christ has enjoined. For not as common bread and common drink do we receive these; but in like manner as Jesus Christ our Saviour, having been made flesh by the Word of God, had both flesh and blood for our salvation, so likewise have we been taught that the food which is blessed by the prayer of His word, and from which our blood and flesh by transmutation are nourished, is the flesh and blood of that Jesus who was made flesh. For the apostles, in the memoirs composed by them, which are called Gospels, have thus delivered unto us what was enjoined upon them; that Jesus took bread, and when He had given thanks, said, "This do ye in remembrance of Me, this is My body;" and that, after the same manner, having taken the cup and given thanks, He said, "This is My blood;" and gave it to them alone. Which the wicked devils have imitated in the mysteries of Mithras, commanding the same thing to be done. For, that bread and a cup of water are placed with certain incantations in the mystic rites of one who is being initiated, you either know or can learn.
CHAPTER LXVII -- WEEKLY WORSHIP OF THE CHRISTIANS.
And we afterwards continually remind each other of these things. And the wealthy among us help the needy; and we always keep together; and for all things wherewith we are supplied, we bless the Maker of all through His Son Jesus Christ, and through the Holy Ghost. And on the day called Sunday, all who live in cities or in the country gather together to one place, and the memoirs of the apostles or the writings of the prophets are read, as long as time permits; then, when the reader has ceased, the president verbally instructs, and exhorts to the imitation of these good things. Then we all rise together and pray, and, as we before said, when our prayer is ended, bread and wine and water are brought, and the president in like manner offers prayers and thanksgivings, according to his ability, and the people assent, saying Amen; and there is a distribution to each, and a participation of that over which thanks have been given, and to those who are absent a portion is sent by the deacons. And they who are well to do, and willing, give what each thinks fit; and what is collected is deposited with the president, who succours the orphans and widows and those who, through sickness or any other cause, are in want, and those who are in bonds and the strangers sojourning among us, and in a word takes care of all who are in need. But Sunday is the day on which we all hold our common assembly, because it is the first day on which God, having wrought a change in the darkness and matter, made the world; and Jesus Christ our Saviour on the same day rose from the dead. For He was crucified on the day before that of Saturn (Saturday); and on the day after that of Saturn, which is the day of the Sun, having appeared to His apostles and disciples, He taught them these things, which we have submitted to you also for your consideration.
@@enderwiggen3638I like that you included the timeline of the First Apology's composition. I've seen a lot of Protestants wholly ignore such quotes from the Church Fathers because they assume that they come from the post-Nicene era (after 325 AD, which is the subject of several conflicting conspiracy theories), when in fact there is a demonstrable continuity of belief between the ante-Nicene fathers (before 325 AD, such as Ignatius of Antioch, Cyprian of Carthage, Justin Martyr) and post-Nicene fathers (such as St. John Chrysostom, St. Gregory Nazianzen, St. Aphraates)
Unbelievably excellent! Thank you, Father!
Love your explaining gift from God.
ST. POPE JOHN PAUL II: “It is important to be ever mindful that communion with Christ is deeply tied to communion with our brothers and sisters. The Sunday Eucharistic gathering is an experience of brotherhood. The sign of peace is a particularly expressive gesture which the faithful are invited to make as a manifestation of the commitment to mutual love which is made in sharing the one bread.”
POPE BENEDICT XVI: “The Eucharist has a “personal and social character: Christ unites himself with me, but also with those beside me, and so unites himself equally with my neighbor. We are all one bread, one body. And this is communion - without solidarity with others the Eucharist is abused.”
Thanks Fra. Casey
God Bless You
Pray for me.
Fra Casey can you make a video on St. Joseph and I would be happy to provide you the themes.
Well done. WOW.
Thank you so much! This video helps me a lot Fray Casey!
I do not experience Mass as long anymore, but as salvation and healing. However back to the video. As I am reading the Bible sometimes I discover indeed text I already know. But still I am glad for the clarification.
Thank you, Father 😊
Thank you, fr Casey. That was great! God bless.
Powerful message
Wow ‼️ no less than breathtaking.
God bless you for this vedio that helped me to broaden my knowledge on the link between yhr Holy Bible and the Holy Mass. Thank you.
Ranjith Anthick- Sri Lanka
This channel is so awesome. There are so many videos that help a newby like myself. Thank you !!!
I don't care if it is in the bible or not! it's pure and holy! some people must really shut the heck up!
Even after all these years, my mechanical memory wants to say "And also with you" instead of "And with your spirit"
I know first we had to learn not to say "and with your spirit", now we're going back to that and have to change again. But I still like "and with your spirit" better, even though I still slip up once in awhile.
Awesome! ♥️
Thank you father Casey .
Thank you so much for the walk through since we need to have catechism about our beliefs
What a great summary Father! Thank you so much for this.
A biblical walk through the mass by Dr. Edward Sri was an extremely enlightening book for me. It covers all of this in depth.
Thank you so much❤
Catholics are big on ceremony. Went to visit with my daughter-in-law. Grew tired of standing up, sitting down, standup, turn around. I felt like I was doing the hokey-pokey.
@harper626 it isn't necessarily ceremonial but are gestures of reverence. You would notice whenever the congregation is asked to stand it is a call to intimate prayer or to listen to the words spoken in the Gospel. They will kneel when in the presence of Jesus in the Eucharist during Consecration and while being moved to and from the tabernacle, out of reverence to the True Presence.
A little hokey pokey is fine if a Spirit filled song comes up and you're inclined😂
the eucharist for me is the highlight of the mass for me it gives me chill every time the words of christ was spoken by the priest and ask myself "lord , do i worthy to receive your body and blood? me, a sinner??"
Great commentary leading back to the early church
Thank you for making this video
Our bishop again! It's always nice to see him in your videos.
Now, imagine how more reverent and biblical the TLM is.
Well done!!
The mass is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in my life! It’s the re-representation of Calvary!
I take it very seriously and I wish I took it more. Seriously.
God Bless
Brilliant!
Superb. I wish these citations to the Bible were available in a downloadable printed format because I would like to keep them as a reference in my Bible
Thank you Father
Great job Casey. A succinct introduction and refresher.
As always, nicely explained. You make it easy for the wayward to understand our Faith
praise be to Jesus ❤
A very interesting video, thank tout 😊
Thank you, Father, thank you.
Very interesting! I've always wanted to know about this!
Wonderful video! Thank you, Father.
THANK YOU FATHER.
Thank You and God Bless You for such a clear explanation of the Mass.
A bit long? Not sure I agree with that. Also if you don't feel lifted by the liturgy a bit of research and listening to the words might help. Thank you for the video, very helpful list of sources. One thing, I am surprised at the difficulty of getting some protestants to accept the bread of life discourse as meaning what it says.
I know quite a lot of non-Catholics can't get their heads around the matter of transubstantiation. I simply refer to Jesus' own words when taking up the bread he said "This is my body" Not "This bread represents my body" As for "the bread of life", Well, Jesus also said "Unless you eat my flesh and drink my blood you shall not have life within you"
@@Mike-li5yqThat's all good but they will swear blind it does not say what it clearly does say.
You could also point out than in the first Passover (and the remembrance of it) (Exodus 12 and 13) You MUST EAT the Lamb!
Followed by Malichi 1:10-12 where a pure sacrifice will be offered, John the Baptist greeting Jesus for the first time saying "Behold the Lamb of God and what seems clear from Paul in 1 Corinthians 10:16-21 and 1 Corinthians 11:27-30
That was excellent! I might use this for my 6th grade RE class. I want them to know the Bible and love the Mass.
I’ve been taking a faith formation course at my church all Parousia: The Bible and The Mass by Scott Hahn. I’ve learned a great deal from it! The Bible is a liturgical book and is about the mass!
The haters tell unfortunate audience "Catholics wordhip idols ."
If you read the way Jesus taught-in parables- each gospel has its own progression of the Mass.
Matthew chapters 12 thru 14
Mark chapters 9 thru 13
Luke chapters 12thru 14
John-well possibly the whole thing.
The key verse being “Blessed is he that comes in the name of the Lord.”
Notice in Luke’s Mass- a cup is mingled, bread is kneaded and after the key verse is 3 parables about a wedding feast, ending with the sending forth(simile of salt)
Matthew ends his Mass by reiterating that you will not see Jesus again until you say, “Blessed is he that comes in the name of the Lord.” We say it at every Mass and in every Gospel.
It’s not the chicken or the egg scenario, we celebrated the Mass for 4 hundred years before deciding on scripture.
I like that you put subtitles because, my native language is not english, and when I listen to english speakers I understand but not completely and I love you for that, haha. Btw my native language is spanish. Xoxo ^.^
A fantastic read that goes through this and more in detail is “A biblical walk through the mass,” by Edward Sri.”
7:18 i’ve seen more than once in Latin Rite parishes where extraordinary ministers of communion are used, even when there is only a handful of people at mass.
Goes double and triple for byzantine divine liturgy
Word. A concise summary.
Would love one of these done on the Divine liturgy. Both lungs and all...Also, great work.
Thank you for the explanation of the way of the mass done. I had cousins that go to a catholic church , a aunt went to a Greek church and a uncle to a Lutheran church all at the same time . Now you had to drop off your children at the catholic church, drive pass the Greek church to drop off your wife and drive back to your Lutheran church for the services. After the services are over you had to do the reverse to pick up the family.
Thank you
All due respect, that verbal description, namely that the Mass derives from Scripture, is a bit backwards. It derives from Sacred Tradition, which was later chronicled in Scripture. Which Scripture's New Testament canon, incidentally, wasn't even decided upon until the late fourth century.
Would you break down the VETUS ORDO LATIN MASS someday as well?
That was excellent thanks
I would love another video like this but on the features of the Mass in the Extraordinary Form. There are things like the Last Gospel that aren't present in the Ordinary Form.
Especially the opening Prayers at the Foot of the Altar ("Judica me, Deus..."), which is Psalm 43.
@tchristianphoto That, too! I love it!
Memorial Acclimation -
1 Corinthians 11:26
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:29 *📖 The Catholic Mass is deeply rooted in scripture, with every aspect finding its origins in biblical passages.*
01:49 *🙏 The responses and gestures during Mass have scriptural origins, reinforcing the biblical foundation of the liturgy.*
03:37 *🍞🍷 The structure of the Liturgy of the Eucharist mirrors Jesus' actions at the Last Supper and other biblical events, emphasizing its scriptural roots.*
05:56 *✝️ The prayers and acclamations during Mass, although not direct quotes from scripture, reflect biblical themes and teachings.*
07:45 *📚 The entire Catholic liturgy is dedicated to proclaiming and living the Word of God, emphasizing the centrality of scripture in worship.*
Thank you. Good video.
Amen!