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Introduction to the commandments of the Church.

First Commandment: Hear entire mass every Sunday and feast.

power to impose the commands he received the Church of Jesus Christ, its divine founder, who commissioned him to go and govern the faithful in his name.

The Church has imposed rules:

-to help keep the commandments of God

-to encourage us to live a godly life and penitent and thus secure our eternal salvation.

The Church commands us to hear Mass on Sundays and Holy Days to facilitate our natural and divine commandment to sanctify the holidays.

The Church commands us to sanctify hear mass parties because the Mass is the central event of our holy religion and the action most August of the Church.

This commandment requires or subjects of the Catholic Church for seven years and ceases to be constrained by physical or moral impossibility.

The Law of Mass attendance requires bodily presence to the entire Mass with the proper intention and attention. The intention of hearing Mass is that going to church for this purpose.

Pecan against the first precept of the Church:

-all his own fault that no longer attend Mass on Sundays and feast-

who miss significant part of the Mass, as it is: a) from the beginning to the offertory inclusive; b) from the beginning to the Gospel and from the fellowship to the end, c) from the sanctus to the consecration; d) the consecration, e) from the consecration to the Pater Noster.

-those who hear it wrong, either because they are not attending with due care, or they talk, laugh or act with little reverence.

Biblical Examples: Assistance to the holy sacrifice of the early Christians frequently to the holy sacrifice, the preaching of the apostles and prayer (Acts II, 46, XX, 7). Sanctification of the parties, festivals of the Israelites (Exodus XII, XIII, Lev. XXIII) Nehemiah's zeal for the sanctification of the holidays (II Esdras VIII, 14-18); journey of Jesus to Jerusalem to celebrate Passover (S . Lucas II, 41).

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