Patrick discusses the profound changes to the Mass post-Vatican II, addressing concerns about doctrinal shifts and the underlying intent. He explores the significance of language changes and their impact on the Church’s tradition. Patrick offers historical insights into Mary’s perpetual virginity and the lasting power of Jesus as symbolized by the sacrificial lamb.

• Linda – Why did God pick a lamb for the sacrifice for the Hebrew people during Passover? Why not another animal? (00:47)
• David – How do you defend Mary’s virginity and what would you say to someone who says that Jesus did things very differently so what’s stopping him from giving Mary to his supposed siblings? (12:19)
• Emily – I became Catholic about 3 years ago. I was a Jehovah Witness for many years and I wanted to encourage people who know Jehovah Witnesses to keep praying for them because coming into the church is the best thing they can do! (19:37)
• Kip – Question about these parts of two prayers: “They shall be newly created” and “our life, our sweetness, and our hope”
• Wilfred – After Vatican II, why didn’t the Roman Rite just translate the Mass into English instead of changing it? (37:02)

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