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How many days do attend mass? What is your excuse for not attending daily? I want to visit a mass every day. this is my goal.
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attending mass every day?
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This part of the board is not actually limited to just Catholics or other denominations like Catholics (Orthodox, Old Catholics, etc). So basically what will happen is that this will probably spiral out of control into a debate about Catholicism.
I urge you to repost your question in OBOB, or the Apostolic Churches forum if you want a broader audience but still limited to the traditional apostolic Churches.
Anyway, I don't attend daily Mass. I have trouble dragging myself there on a weekly basis. I couldn't attend daily mass if I wanted to though. The church near me offers it only at 9:00 AM. By that time, I'm already at work.
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In my church (Orthodox), we normally don't have a daily Divine Liturgy, at least not at the parish level - monasteries may do that, though. At my parish we have a Liturgy on Sunday, Monday, and Thursday. I'm normally only able to attend the Sunday Liturgy, although I could go on Monday mornings (it's at 6am, and I would have to wake up at around 4 or 4:30 to get ready, go to Liturgy, then go to work, and I'm just too lazy to do that). And I'm at work during the Liturgy that we have on Thursdays, and it's too far of a drive for me to take a break during the day for it.
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i wish to attend daily tridentine mass but the catholic church in sweden is sometimes rude when it comes to us who loves the traditional catholic liturgy so i try to visit liberal masses everyday
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do even eastern/oriental churches have divine liturgy everyday? maybe that's just a roman catholic tradition?
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I attend mass every Sunday (although sometimes Saturday evening) and every Monday morning because those are my days off. If my work schedule would permit I would be a daily communicant as it is offered, because I am a better person upon recieving the Holy Eucharist. I know this because people have commented on it. The longer I go without recieveing our Precious Lord the more I long for Him.
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