1. The book “Holy Mass. The holiest event in the world. "
The book needs to be read at least once in order to understand the meaning and manner of presenting the Mass sacrifice and the meaning and manner of preparation for Holy Mass. It is written in a simple and understandable way so that anyone who really wants it can understand it.
Holy Mass should be for every Catholic the source and center of the spiritual life and thus the source of all the graces we need for life.
If we do not understand the meaning and manner of presenting the Mass sacrifice, the Holy Mass remains for us only something we do without expecting to receive anything significant or to give anything significant to God.
2. Preparatory prayers for the presentation of individual Mass intentions.
If we want to receive - for ourselves or for others to mediate - spiritual and physical healing, liberation from the bondage of sins and addictions, liberation from Purgatory, conversion or some other grace, we must prepare for the Mass. Preparing for Holy Mass requires time and firm will. If we have a strong enough motive, we will find both enough time and enough will and we will receive what we ask of God.
Preparatory prayers are given in textual and audio format. It is best to start by reading the chosen preparatory prayer because the preparations in textual format are much more meaningful than the audio ones.
In the preparations, there are at least three sound recordings that differ in the amount of text and the length of pauses between individual words and prayer phrases, ie in speed and duration.
In addition to the preparatory texts for each type of intention, the preparation for Mass also contains general Mass preparations that complement each individual preparation: communion meditation, prayer to Mary and the saints, and meditation of the Holy Mass.
Preparatory prayers do not only serve as preparation for the presentation of Holy Mass. On the contrary, the time spent in preparation is the time spent in God’s presence, i.e., the time in which we are exposed to the action of God’s grace. It is a time when grace changes our heart and prepares it for fruitful participation in the sacrifice of Jesus. Figuratively speaking, through the prayer of preparation we learn to swim in the pool so that we may dare to swim in the deep sea of God’s mercy in the Holy Mass, and especially in communion.
3. Meditations for spiritual growth.
These meditations are intended for learning and accepting basic spiritual principles. Meditations teach us to pray with the heart.
By reading and considering meditations, we know their content, and by listening to the spirit, we write that content in the heart.
Meditations are also prayers by which we open our hearts and receive what God offers us by His grace.
Each meditation is given at a different reading speed. Depending on the current mood, we can choose which speed of meditation suits us best. Meditations need to be listened to several times in order for their content to enter our hearts and remain in it.
Meditations for spiritual growth can greatly enhance our prayer life and our personal intimate relationship with God.
4. Other prayers.
These are prayers for spiritual growth, but also for various needs.
The application will be updated over time with new content.
The book needs to be read at least once in order to understand the meaning and manner of presenting the Mass sacrifice and the meaning and manner of preparation for Holy Mass. It is written in a simple and understandable way so that anyone who really wants it can understand it.
Holy Mass should be for every Catholic the source and center of the spiritual life and thus the source of all the graces we need for life.
If we do not understand the meaning and manner of presenting the Mass sacrifice, the Holy Mass remains for us only something we do without expecting to receive anything significant or to give anything significant to God.
2. Preparatory prayers for the presentation of individual Mass intentions.
If we want to receive - for ourselves or for others to mediate - spiritual and physical healing, liberation from the bondage of sins and addictions, liberation from Purgatory, conversion or some other grace, we must prepare for the Mass. Preparing for Holy Mass requires time and firm will. If we have a strong enough motive, we will find both enough time and enough will and we will receive what we ask of God.
Preparatory prayers are given in textual and audio format. It is best to start by reading the chosen preparatory prayer because the preparations in textual format are much more meaningful than the audio ones.
In the preparations, there are at least three sound recordings that differ in the amount of text and the length of pauses between individual words and prayer phrases, ie in speed and duration.
In addition to the preparatory texts for each type of intention, the preparation for Mass also contains general Mass preparations that complement each individual preparation: communion meditation, prayer to Mary and the saints, and meditation of the Holy Mass.
Preparatory prayers do not only serve as preparation for the presentation of Holy Mass. On the contrary, the time spent in preparation is the time spent in God’s presence, i.e., the time in which we are exposed to the action of God’s grace. It is a time when grace changes our heart and prepares it for fruitful participation in the sacrifice of Jesus. Figuratively speaking, through the prayer of preparation we learn to swim in the pool so that we may dare to swim in the deep sea of God’s mercy in the Holy Mass, and especially in communion.
3. Meditations for spiritual growth.
These meditations are intended for learning and accepting basic spiritual principles. Meditations teach us to pray with the heart.
By reading and considering meditations, we know their content, and by listening to the spirit, we write that content in the heart.
Meditations are also prayers by which we open our hearts and receive what God offers us by His grace.
Each meditation is given at a different reading speed. Depending on the current mood, we can choose which speed of meditation suits us best. Meditations need to be listened to several times in order for their content to enter our hearts and remain in it.
Meditations for spiritual growth can greatly enhance our prayer life and our personal intimate relationship with God.
4. Other prayers.
These are prayers for spiritual growth, but also for various needs.
The application will be updated over time with new content.
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