Not too long ago, talking with someone and they said,

I was on vacation in some place and so it was so nice to have the masses online because

we didn't have to go anywhere. We just got to be in our hotel room going to mass online and I just

was like, no.

How many names are there? And this is essential presents. So I made a video before about

the obligation to go to Sunday Mass. Maybe I made a couple of those, but I recently,

I wanted to revisit some of this a little bit because, as I mentioned in a previous video,

I did an interview for a place called the veil removed.com and so it just kind of has a

depiction of what happens at the mass. One of the questions was, what if I don't go to in person

mass but go to online mass or to convenience? And my response was kind of like a knee jerk response.

It was like, oh, that's a mortal sin. And I was like, I should clarify. But it's not, I'm not wrong.

It's not wrong to do that, to avoid mass in person and go to online mass out of convenience.

Is grave matter. That's a grave sin. Now if I, you know the qualifications for a sin to be mortal,

we have a lot of videos on that. Maybe at least a couple. It has to be a grave sin, right?

Have to be grave matter. I have to know it's grave matter and I have to three third

freely choose to do it. So if someone didn't know that, okay, then they had lacked full knowledge.

But now you know that if I have the opportunity to go to mass in person, I can't substitute that

by going to mass online. Now I know a lot of people have said, I've called that you're written to me

and the context said, thank you for having the online mass because in my country or in my area,

it's still locked down. We can't go to mass in person or to be able to say, I'm immunocompromised

and I can't go to mass in person or I take care of my grandmother and she's compromised. So she can

can't go to mass in person or I got sick this weekend. We all got COVID this weekend and so I can't

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