The Mass Explained | All Parts (4K)

Father Noah Morey of the Diocese of Arlington explains the history, symbolism and meaning behind the highest form of prayer - the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
0:00 Introduction
9:33 Introductory Rites
20:51 Liturgy of the Word
26:50 Liturgy of the Eucharist
40:16 Concluding Rites

[@angelaspielbusch1237]

Best explanation of the mass I have ever heard! Thank you so much!

[@RacoonsAreJustForbiddenCats]

I’m a Protestant strongly considering converting …. I’m so tired of not having reverence during communion. When I approach I need to feel convicted.

[@user-wz7vo7qp2r]

If you wish to truly enjoy the love of Christ and the divinity of the Eucharist please attend a High Traditional Latin Mass

[@WrkBassShredder]

I was raised Catholic and I learned a decent amount but not enough to keep me I found CHRIST in another Church but I have been attending Mass again.At many Catholic Churches.May The LORD GOD’S Name be Praised and Blessed Forever 👑❤️‍🔥🕊️

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

Jesus never said to have a mass, never said to build altars and tabernacles and re-represent the sacrifice, did He. No apostle ever said a mass or mentioned a eucharist. We know the apostles wrote the inspired a word of God. No one knows who wrote the the Didache. Justin Martyn’s writings are not inspired. Jesus never said He would transport Roman Catholics “out of time.” Jesus’ body rose and scripture says He sits at the right hand of God and scripture states he and his body will not return to earth until the Second Coming, which means He is not on Roman Catholic altars. If Roman Catholics truly thought the Lord, Jesus Christ, was on their altars and they were about to swallow him, they would fall on their faces in awe and terror as Peter, James, and John, did at the Transfiguration? Transubstantiation was never taught by any apostle. It became a doctrine in 1215AD 1100 years after Jesus with lies by Aquinas stealing the ideas of elements and substances from Aristotle. You are being deceived.

[@kevinminsi7871]

2 Thessalonians 2: 9 - 12 Jeremiah 7: 18 - 19 1 Timothy 4: 1 - 3 Amos 5: 21 - 26 God bless

[@heliaandrade146]

I feel so blessed to have found this gem… Thankyou Father.. I was brought up catholic. From the Azores Portugal, but none of these beautiful rituals and history was explained to me… Not blaming anyone, maybe they didn’t know how. So amazing … Thankyou, Thankyou Father.

[@JamesDonlan-jv8bm]

Father thank you for such a great presentation of the Mass.

[@gloriaep3370]

Very well explained, English is not my first language but your pronunciation is very easy to understand, thank you father for this explanation, I don’t know if there is another video, but it will be nice if you make a video explaining what the people should do on every part.

[@malachiorondo4000]

Thank you for such a simple and clear explanation of mass. Be blessed.

[@sac1303]

Thank you for this education of the Holy Mass, Father. Much appreciated. God bless you.

[@annika8021]

I didn’t know that altars are fashioned after tombs, and that services were held in catacombs, very cool!! Thank you for teaching! I appreciate the historical context with mention of Jewish tradition :)

[@iloveyellow7214]

Im. Cradle catholic. 33. Thank you. Thank you so much I hope you all are always safe and happy over there

[@KuzKuz11]

This is a phenomenal explanation. I will listen to it again, multiple times. I will continue searching for understanding of my faith. Thank you 😊

[@cynthiahall9297]

This is beautifully done and well presented. Thank you!

[@carolinedelau8928]

I just love this. Thank you Father

[@PhuongNguyen-dq6pw]

Thanks Father for such a wonderful explanation! 🙏

[@angelayesenia1898]

Beautiful explanation 🙏❤️

[@LibbyKautz]

This is such a beautiful video, thank you.

[@carmenr.8254]

Magníficas explicaciones. Muchas gracias. En mi opinión, cuando se comprende que en la Misa estamos, nada menos, que conmemorando y repitiendo -aunque de forma incruenta- la muerte y resurreción del Señor, es imposible no emocionarse, y querer asistir una y otra vez.

[@billriley4504]

Very good. Thank you.

[@michaelamclarnon9270]

PRAISE AND GLORY TO YOU ALMIGHTY FATHER SON AND HOLY SPIRIT FOR THE HOLY MASS 🙏🕊️🙏❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 WE PRAISE YOU AND ADORE YOU AND LOVE YOU 🙏💯🙏NOW AND FOREVER AMEN 🙏❤️🙏

[@emerividal436]

Bellisima y necesaria explication Padre . Gracias . Tambien tuve la oportunidad y suerte de oirla con el Padre Toro hace un tiempo. Refrescante oirlo siempre❤

[@tonysialu]

Thank God For. Noah Morey for your very clear explanation of the mass. 🙏

[@DrMarinPrince]

Thank you so much Father

[@user-xh2wo8hc5u]

This is really helpful. Hoping to see more videos

[@joemac6172]

Lord, we proclaim your death and profess your resurrection until you COME AGAIN, which is very, very soon 🙏 ❤😊

[@redgreen4627]

This is an excellent explanation!

[@carlajardim1266]

Thank you for this clear and simple explanation.

[@KuzKuz11]

Thank you so much 💓

[@curlyelp7530]

Thank you Father Morey for enlightening us on the Mass, I was hoping to know why we cross ourselves 3-4 times when hearing the "Gospel". I know and respect the GOSPEL, and that would be one, what about the crossing of the forehead, face, and chest?? Or am I confused?? GOD Bless !!!

[@JBCricket617]

It symbolizes the gospel on your mind, lips and heart.

[@curlyelp7530]

@@JBCricket617 Got it, makes sense to me, appreciate the reply. GOD Bless !!!

[@Ggwrld999]

I am catholic by heart since Birth but I’ll be lying if I said I wouldn’t understand anything if I didn’t go church I loose faith because too many heart breaks I’m slowly becoming stronger and gain more knowledge

[@sthembisomkhize3823]

That's a really nice collar 👌

[@user-lz6dm5lk9y]

Thank you for explaining all of this. You are a good teacher. I have many questions, but I will ask just one now. Since the mass celebrates the sacrifice Christ made through his crucifixion and triumphant resurrection, why is the mass not more joyous, more jubilant? I have been attending mass in recent months, and it is much as I remember it as a child in the mid 20th century, which is to say very serious and rather sad. I do believe it is serious, but why is it so sad? Or, is that just my interpretation?

[@fernandodavidtrabaninofran4566]

There are masses that are happier than others, the more traditional a mass, the more solemn it is, therefore it can seem sadder, there are groups in the Catholic Church that are allowed to make certain variations in the mass that make it more joyful, such as For example, the masses of the neocatechumenal path, the celebrations of the charismatic renewal or the Zaire masses in Africa, in them you can see more joy when celebrating Jesus. This only reflects the universality of the Church and the message of the Lord.

[@renzobiswa]

Hebrew 10: 10-12 10 By the which will we are sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all. 11 And every priest standeth daily ministering and offering oftentimes the same sacrifices, which can never take away sins: 12 But this man, after he had offered one sacrifice for sins for ever, sat down on the right hand of God;

[@vtslglen]

A major point of this passage has been that animal sacrifices could never permanently take away human sin (Hebrews 9:9-10). If they could, then there would be no point in offering them over and over (Hebrews 10:1-2). These temporary measures were only meant to foreshadow our need for Christ. Here, the writer once again makes the point that Christ's sacrifice was a single, perfect, permanent action.

[@marykotalik7161]

Our altar doesn't have an altar stone 😢

[@pascendi88]

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is not a sacrifice & a meal. The goes against the dogmatic definition at the Council of Trent. “The Novus Ordo represents, both as a whole and in its details, a striking departure from the Catholic theology of the Mass as it was formulated in Session XXIl of the Council of Trent." extract from the Ottaviani intervention.

[@user-oh7iu8pg2u]

Please 🙏 Please attend eternal gospel proclaiming in Emperor Emmanuel check online Revelation 14:6 do not ignore

[@Rodmic-hd9pn]

I admire your faith.I just don’t know anymore. People are not kind anymore, there’s so much hate violence… I just don’t know anymore

[@Rodmic-hd9pn]

I was raised as a devout Catholic. I also attended Catholic school ( when the nuns would hit us hahaha)I am having a difficult time finding a priest that’ compares todays problems. The local priests are stiff old fashioned. I’m tired of homilies that I can’t apply to our lives. I was thinking of becoming a born again Christian. What do I do

[@nathaliedube2913]

Look for SSPX online. Traditional parish are stronger in many ways

[@Charito760]

Sometimes the flesh demands a deeper understanding and stronger reasons to keep our faith undeterred by the many voices, faces and manipulations presented by darkness. Seek answers wherever God sends you but be careful with allowing human impulse to win and test your faith. I believe we try embrace and be present with the Holy Spirit but in the process we can forget to defend our faith aggressively. The Bible talks about defending our faith with conviction because so many of us tend to question our faith at one point or another. Another approach may be to bring it up during Confession. Priests have pretty much heard it all and are experts at helping Gods sheep find the light. Hang in there. You’re not alone. Keep asking for answers. ❤❤

[@user-wz7vo7qp2r]

Attend a traditional Catholic Latin Mass, High sung, Enjoy the quietness of mass and receiving the communion the correct way . This will rejuvenate your spirit .

[@JoaquinParker]

Where is this in the Bible?

[@vtslglen]

If you look into the mass liturgy it’s 100 percent biblical

[@JoaquinParker]

@@vtslglen I have never read that in the Bible.

[@paulcapaccio9905]

Everywhere.

[@paulcapaccio9905]

Christ taught the holy Mass

[@carolyntavares705]

dont be ignorant because you're not catholic sis

[@renzobiswa]

we are no longer in the law so no priest and sacrifice are needed. I think you are talking what you are taught at seminary and not from bible.

[@vtslglen]

Verses 12 and 13 repeat images applied to Christ in earlier verses. Christ was previously described as "seated at the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in heaven" (Hebrews 8:1). This phrase symbolizes two important aspects of Christ and His ministry. First is the idea of Christ "sitting down," implying that His work is finished. The prior verse specifically referred to the old covenant priests as "standing," a contrast which shows their work was never done. The second image is that of Christ's position at the right hand of God. Symbolically, this was the seat of ultimate honor and power. The following verse will, again, repeat a claim about the Messiah which was made in the Old Testament.

[@vtslglen]

Verses 12 and 13 repeat images applied to Christ in earlier verses. Christ was previously described as "seated at the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in heaven" (Hebrews 8:1). This phrase symbolizes two important aspects of Christ and His ministry. First is the idea of Christ "sitting down," implying that His work is finished. The prior verse specifically referred to the old covenant priests as "standing," a contrast which shows their work was never done. The second image is that of Christ's position at the right hand of God. Symbolically, this was the seat of ultimate honor and power. The following verse will, again, repeat a claim about the Messiah which was made in the Old Testament.

[@curlyelp7530]

Our whole life is in the law of GOD, he created us and we are he's, Period!! GOD Bless !!!

[@gloriaep3370]

Before there were seminars and convents, the priests were taught by those who learned the faith from the apostles, that’s called Apostolic Tradition; btw, the university was invented by the Catholic Church and the first Bible was written and printed by the Catholic Church.

[@curlyelp7530]

@@gloriaep3370 If this "rensobiswa" has read the bible, maybe he or she can explain Acts first chapter??