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Don Nicola Bux begins catechesis cycle on the Holy Mass
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Don Nicola Bux has released the first installment of a catechesis cycle regarding the Holy Mass, titled "The Essence of Worship to God." The teaching includes both text and video.
Don Bux defines worship as a relationship requiring importance and respect. He notes that while the impulse to seek a divine entity is inherent in human nature, Christian prayer and the relationship with God stem from the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
He explains that the Church established specific norms and rites to prevent abuses and ensure every celebration is valid and faithful. This prevents worship from being organized based on personal opinions or tastes, even when expressed by a priest.
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- Analysis & opinion@messainlatinoDon Bux. Dal ciclo di catechesi sulla Santa Messa: “L’essenza del Culto a Dio”. Testo e VIDEO
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