Wat r the different parts of the catholic mass?

Answer 1

Here is an outline of the Mass:

+ Introductory Rites
. + Entrance (All stand)
. + Greeting
. + Act of Penitence
. + Kyrie Eleison (Latin for "Lord have mercy")
. + Gloria
. + Opening Prayer

+ Liturgy of the Word
. + First Reading - usually from the Old Testament (All sit)
. + Responsorial Psalm
. + Second Reading - usually from a New Testament Epistle
. + Gospel Reading (All stand)
. + Homily (All sit for the sermon)
. + Profession of Faith (the Nicene Creed) (All stand)
. + Prayer of the Faithful (prayers of petition)

+ Liturgy of the Eucharist
. + The Preparation of the Gifts - the bread and wine are brought forward and placed on the altar, our monetary offerings are also collected at this time (All sit)
. + The Prayer over the Offerings (All stand)
. + The Eucharistic Prayer - during this prayer the bread and wine change into the Body and Blood of Christ (Catholics kneel, visitors may kneel or sit)
. + The Lord's Prayer (All stand)
. + The Rite of Peace (We offer each other a sign of peace)
. + The Breaking of the Bread
. + Communion - non-Catholics are requested out of respect not to receive Communion, they may approach the altar with their arms crossed over their chest to receive a blessing (Stand or kneel according to local custom)

+ The Concluding Rites
. + Announcements (All sit)
. + Blessing (All stand)
. + Dismissal
. + Procession

With love in Christ.

Answer 2

The two basic parts are the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist.

The more complicated answer is:
Sign of the Cross
Opening prayer
penitential rite
Gloria
1st reading ( usually old testamen)
2nd reading ( usually non Gospel New Test.- only on Sundays and feasts)

Gospel acclamation
Gospel
Homily
Creed
General intercessions

Presentation of the gifts
collect
Holy Holy
1st Eucharistic prayer
memorail acclamation
2nd Eucharistic prayer
great Amen
Lord's prayer
sign of Peace
Lamb of God
Priest's Communion
Communion of the faithful

prayer after Communion
( Some people would put 'announcements' here!)
Sign of the Cross

Answer 3

Mass is the term used to describe occasion of the Eucharist..... That the Mass commemorates and maintains in a mystical way the only eternal Sacrifice that Jesus Christ instituted in a ceremonial way on the final Supper and consummated in a superb way with the help of giving up His life on the go. "As regularly as you shall consume this bread and drink the chalice you shall coach forth the dying of the Lord till at last He comes" (one million Cor. 11:26). The Mass Is a Sacrifice of Adoration—Glorifying Almighty God: The Mass Is a Sacrifice of Thanksgiving—For reward organic and Supernatural: The Mass Is a Sacrifice of Prayer—For Mercy and Forgiveness: The Mass Is a Sacrifice of Expiation—delight of God's Justice. The Eucharist—the sparkling oblation—is at as quickly as a sacrifice provided as much as God interior the Mass, the genuine sacrifice of the hot regulation, and a Sacrament of Christ's love for us unto eternal life. As a sacrifice, the Eucharist immolates in an unbloody way Christ, who shed His sacred blood on Calvary and died on the go for us. As a Sacrament, it sanctifies and nourishes our souls with the Bread of life.

Answer 4

Mass is the term used to describe celebration of the Eucharist.....



That the Mass commemorates and continues in a mystical way the One Eternal Sacrifice that Jesus Christ instituted in a ceremonial way at the Last Supper and consummated in a supreme manner by giving up His life on the Cross. "As often as you shall eat this bread and drink the chalice you shall show forth the death of the Lord till He comes" (1 Cor. 11:26).

The Mass Is a Sacrifice of Adoration—Glorifying Almighty God:

The Mass Is a Sacrifice of Thanksgiving—For Benefits Natural and Supernatural:

The Mass Is a Sacrifice of Prayer—For Mercy and Forgiveness:

The Mass Is a Sacrifice of Expiation—Satisfaction of God's Justice.


The Eucharist—the clean oblation—is at once a sacrifice offered up to God in the Mass, the true sacrifice of the New Law, and a Sacrament of Christ's love for us unto eternal life. As a sacrifice, the Eucharist immolates in an unbloody manner Christ, who shed His sacred blood on Calvary and died on the Cross for us. As a Sacrament, it sanctifies and nourishes our souls with the Bread of Life.

Answer 5

introductory rites, litturgy of the word, litturgy of the eucharist and concluding rite.