Mass in the Catholic Church

Mass is a special event that happens in the Catholic Church. People come together to worship God and remember Jesus' life on Earth. During the Mass, there are different parts, called prayers and readings, that helps people understand more about God and Jesus. The priest leads the Mass and wears special clothes called vestments. He also uses objects called chalices and a host which are items used to remember Jesus' last supper with his disciples. People also stand, sit, and kneel during the Mass to show respect and reverence to God. Overall, Mass is a time for Catholics to come together to worship God and remember Jesus' teachings.