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If you've never been to a Catholic Mass, don't worry, it's still going on, you still have time to catch it.
— Jim Gaffigan
To be the altar boy at the first Mass of the day was a sacred initiation rite. It was like being hazed at a fraternity, only more Catholic.
— Ian Morgan Cron
It's hard for the Catholic Church to accept change. When the mass was no longer said in Latin, loyalists went into mourning for years.
— Janine Di Giovanni
The Mass is the most perfect form of prayer.
— Pope Paul VI
But I make it in time for the Gospel, which in Catholic lore means that it still "counts".
— Kerry Weber
What graces, gifts and virtues the Holy Mass calls down.
— Leonard Of Port Maurice
I think I was around 15 when my Dad was 40 and thought, "Man he's old. There's no way I'll be skating at that age."
— Christian Hosoi
The Mass is very long and tiresome unless one loves God.
— G.K. Chesterton
I believe that were it not for the Holy Mass, as of this moment the world would be in the abyss.
— Leonard Of Port Maurice
Without doubt, the Lord grants all favors which are asked of Him in Mass, provided they be fitting for us.
— St. Jerome
My mother was a good Catholic she went to mass twice a week at St. Mary's in Richmond, but my father was an Orthodox Eclectic. — Sue Monk Kidd
I am a Catholic because I choose to be a Catholic. And then I go to the Mass because I choose. It is out of my free will.
— Paulo Coelho
How can you have 'Scream' without Ghostface? It's like 'Friday the 13th' without Jason.
— Wes Craven
It seems to me that he died from a combination of two of the oldest and most insidious killers of all: ignorance and avarice.
— Robert A. Norman
When I was in my single digits, I was subjected to the worst torture you can possibly inflict on a child: Catholic mass.
— Tyler Oakley
The theatre is like a Catholic Mass of language.
— Jean Giraudoux
