Absolutely not. Catholics are required to attend Sunday Mass at a Roman Catholic Church. Absolutely not. Catholics are required to attend Sunday Mass at a Roman Catholic Church.
Yes, if it is possible for them to attend mass when travelling, then they should do so. It is only if they are somewhere where there is no mass available, that they can miss mass.
According to the Catholic Church, attending the first half of Mass, known as the Liturgy of the Word, is highly encouraged. However, it is not specifically required, and individuals have the freedom to choose whether or not to attend this portion of the Mass. Nonetheless, actively participating in the entire Mass is considered a more complete and fruitful experience for practicing Catholics.
Yes
They go to church and attend mass.
Every sunday.Another Answer:Some Catholics go for mass every day, where as it is an obligation to go to mass on the Sabbath.
January 1 is a Solemnity, a major feast day, in the Catholic Church -the Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
The only age at which a Catholic could be excused from attending Mass would not be a chronological age exactly, but perhaps when one is too old or sick to be able to attend Mass and there is no help available. Otherwise, I should think death would be the only acceptable measure!
Yes, anyone may attend a Latin Mass. However, only Catholics may receive communion. However, if the Mass is being held at a Church not in union with Rome (eg: Pius X Society Churches) Catholics should not attend these Masses as the group has not yet resolved their differences with Rome.
As catholics, we should attend Mass every Sunday, even on vacation, unless the vacation spot or location of nearby churches prohibits this.
You cant get out of mass because Sunday is a holy day of obligation, which means all Catholics, who are able, must attend Mass. One may attend on weekdays according to availability and piety
Yes, a non-Catholic may attend a Catholic Mass but may not receive communion.