The document discusses the Catholic mass and how well Catholics truly know and understand it. It questions whether Catholics attend mass out of routine or obligation rather than truly knowing what it is and what it means. It suggests that Catholics should understand what the mass is, what it means, why it is celebrated every Sunday and daily, and the spiritual benefits it offers in order to fully receive these benefits. The document appears to be divided into eight parts that will address arguments against celebrating mass and explain the importance of Sunday mass and what is missed or gained by attending.

2. The mass is
known all
around the
Globe.

3. † In Rome or wherever the
Pope may go,
A solemn public mass is
always included in the
activities.
Broadcast all over the
world.

4.  Truly, the mass
is “known to”
many people.
“Known to”, but
how many people
know about it.?

5. - do they know
what it is?
- do they know
what it means?

6. Catholics
who attend
mass regularly
Sunday and
perhaps daily.

7. -How many of them
“Really Know” the
mass?
-Routine?
-expected to do?
-cultural trait

8. What happens when
such attitude prevails?
Were you asked to
give a valid reason for
your going to mass.?

9. -Would you be able to
comply w/ St. Peter’s
injunction to the early
Christians to be
always ready to give
an account of their
faith
(1 Peter 3:15)

10. We “Know”
our mass.

11. -what it is

12. -What
it
means

13. - what it
brings to
us

16. - Why we celebrate
it every Sunday
and even
everyday.

17. -Only in this way
can we receive all
the spiritual
benefits the mass
offers us.

18. Part I:
Why “no” mass?
Will answers those
who say that mass
should not be
celebrated at all.

19. Part II:
Why “no” Sunday?
We will listen those
who say that not
Sunday but
Saturday.

20. Part III:
“Yes” Sunday
as the “Day of
the Lord”.

21. Part IV:
“SUN”- DAY,
an
explanation

22. Part V:
“YES” Mass

23. Part VI:
What do I miss
if I don’t go to
mass?

24. Part VII:
Anything else I
miss?

25. Part VIII:
What do I get if
I go to mass?