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Every movement of the Mass is rich in meaning but we can become over-familiar with it. Rediscover the Mass and explore how it relates to the Exodus story, where many of its rituals come from, and how it makes Jesus present to us today.
For specific guidance on the Sacraments, such as baptism, confirmation and marriage etc, explore our guidance documents as well as Liturgy Guidance from the Vatican.
The Universalis app gives you all the readings of the day, allowing you to carry the readings with you every day and dive into the Word of God wherever you are.
‘See how the Mass brings us out of the fallen world and into the heavenly realm, how it revolves around a call from God and a response from his people, the Church, and most importantly, how we are intimately joined with the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus through the Holy Eucharist.’
‘Magnificat is a spiritual guide to help you develop your prayer life, grow in your spiritual life, find a way to a more profound love for Christ, and participate in the holy Mass with greater fervour. Magnificat is a monthly publication designed for daily use, to encourage both liturgical and personal prayer.’
Church Services TV streams services over the internet helping parishes and other religious organisations to expand their reach across the globe well beyond what was traditionally possible.
The Ascension Presents YouTube channel is a great source of Catholic formation, in bitesize videos, from great contributors, such as Fr. Mike Schmitz, Jeff Cavins, and the Fransican Friars of the Renewal.
Pray As You Go is a daily, audio prayer app that helps you to encounter God wherever you are. It can help you to pray whenever you find the time, but particularly whilst travelling to and from work or study.
Do you have questions about the liturgy and how we are called to participate in it? Explore how the Church councils, saints, and popes have answered this key question and many more.
