"Through the Mass, we obtain the grace of self-surrender to
the will of God. But we must put this grace to use. We must surrender our wills
to the will of God. The measure of our self-surrender to the Divine will is the
measure of our profiting from the Mass, not just for ourselves but for the
whole world.“ ~ Servant of God, Fr. John
A. Hardon, S.J., "The Sacrifice Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist"
The script for Joseph Karl Publishing's next documentary, "This is Catholic Courage: The Majestic Traditional Tridentine Holy Sacrifice of the Mass Celebrated in Latin" is now live on JKP's website and is available to all at no financial cost as a Word Document in English - as it is being written.
The challenge with writing the script is keeping it simple and concise, as the amount of information about the Traditional Tridentine Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is of course vast and quite extraordinary.
Keep checking back to see what's new, for you, for God's greater honor and glory and then for the sake of every soul.
What wonders!
“The official Latin of the liturgy when a priest turns to the people to say the orate fratres, reads ‘pray brethren that my sacrifice and yours may be pleasing to God the Father Almighty.’ What are we being told? …That the Mass is a sacrifice twice over. It is a sacrifice which Jesus makes when the priest consecrated the bread and wine separately, to signify the separation of Christ’s Blood from His Body which caused His death. The Mass is also our sacrifice in separating our selfish will, in order to surrender ourselves to the will of God. The degree of this self-surrender is the norm by which we profit from the Mass. The more sacrificial our lives the more beneficial is every Mass offered on all the altars of the world every day.” ~ Servant of God, Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J., "The Sacrifice Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist"
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