Catholics believe in the True Presence because scripture tells us that He gave us His Blood and Body at Calvary in propriation for our sins. The Holy Mass gives us this great gift through the miracle of transubstantiation so that He becomes for us the Body and Blood wherever or whenever the mass is celebrated throughout the world. The bread and wine offered in the mass is transformed into His Body and Previous Blood in a form that is fitting for us to consume. This manifestation is taught and believed more vigorously in the Tridentine community by virtue of the reverance demonstrated in the presence of the Eucharist. Therefore, it is not uncommon to witness a 2-year old bowing before a tabernacle, or to see first communicants in adoration for hours before the Eucharist.

Since the 3rd century, the Latin Mass was a standard that remained untamed by the world and it granted the saint heavenly virtues because it resembled the glory told to us through John's Revelations. Saints from the recent century frequented the Latin Mass as a daily discipline - to nourish the soul, soothe the heart and form the spiritual life that seperates them from the decays of worldly ways. A fervent life of prayer, devotion and childly holiness with total dependence of God is a common effect of Latin Mass spirituality because it is encouraged througouhly. It teaches the penitent to listen and pray to God incesantly, cultivating the soul to every reality of heaven - worship, prayer and adoration of the True Presence.

The Tridentine Mass has produced countless saints, and vocations to the religious life due to sanctity that sets it apart from the comtemporary forms of worship which seems to accommodate nothing other than the requirements of the world. Scripture reminds us through the various experiences of the prophets that humankind should conform to God, instead of practicing worldly worship. The consistency and immovable traditions of the Latin Mass reminds us God's constant nature and promises us continous mercy, worship and devotion which is a celebrated the very same way throughout the whole wide world. Liturgy clearly overcomes language, cultural, social and economic barriers because it meets the needs of people everywhere everyday, without compromising the needs of the one it truly serves: God Himself.

Even Jesus took to his knees in prayer before His Father. Priests of the Old Testament demonstrated this clearly through their encounters in the temple, and neophytes did nothing less when they realized the presence of Our Lord. Reverence is the liturgical posture which demonstrates the attitude of being in presence of the divine. Tridentine parishes are equipped with all modes, aspects and devices such as holy water, kneelers, confessionals, altar rails that prepares the penitent for the very reality of heaven. It is void of casual standards that does not succumb to worldly ways, because it is contrary to the pose, gestures, behaviors that are expected when one is in heaven. The Tridentine Mass does nothing less than prepares the soul so that divine attitude becomes a norm throughout one's life journey to heaven.

Known as the fixed set of ceremonies, body of rites that defines the mode of worship for a religion, the Latin Rite is unmistakeably the ordinary for the Catholic faith that has documented origins from circa 400. It was handed down through the Church Fathers who learned it from this descendant apostles and remains as closets to its original forms. Coined in Greek as leitourgia and Latin as liturgia it forms the standards by which worship is acceptable to God because it is a consistent model with adoptations of Jewish formulas inherited from firm traditions. These very same principles govern everyday occurances in daily life such as court proceedings and governmental affairs which gives it true authority and demonstrates authenticity which will otherwise render it useless because there is no lineage to traditions that can prove its validity. The true measure of liturgy is seen by the number of saints it forged through time because of the piety it creates that has withstood time.

Jewish traditions of the sacrifice illustrated from scripture recalls how the Lord himself will provide the means for a holocaust. The Holy Eucharist which is Jesus Himself, gives us is the very sacrifice for the reparation of sins, made possible through the miracle of transubstantiation. This is the greatest gift that God provides for the asking through liturgy in the words of consecration as it is uttered in the same way on the night of the first Paschal feast. The reverance demonstrated throughout the liturgy by the penitent bears a great witness of His True Presence. This realization can only be achieved by the grace commuted by the Eucharist, because like it, the recipient receives nothing less than the truth that remains pure, holy and spotless through the partaking of Holy Communion - the Most Blessed Sacrament.

As one studies scriptures alongside the history of the Early Church, they quickly come to realize that Holy Mother Church has retained all of the teachings handed down through the ages without compromise. As God himself deigned for a sacrifice to be offered forever, He also gave the church the means to achieve sanctity by practicing all the precepts of its teachings. Just as God remains faithful in His ways, the church exercises the liturgy that enables its believers to receive the abudant graces necessary to achieve holiness. What has been seeminlgy lost over generations of splintering denominations based on personal interpretations as opposed to liturgy already documented through Holy Scriptures. This becomes the greatest reason for most converts and reverts to return to Holy Mother Church because the untampered traditions has only promised nothing less than graces worthy of heaven - making permissible only the pure, holy and sacred.

All of the sacraments handed down through the apostles are made accessible to Catholics everday. Just as God is present in our daily lives, Holy Mother church extends these precious gifts to penitents in the very same manner, using consistent formulas and promising the same graces to people everywhere regardless of their language, cultural background, financial circumstances or social standings. This uncompromising measure of faith, ensures the penitent unrelenting access to living a life that is not void of the hand of God, as taught by its clergy. This makes holiness, sanctity and a spiritual life close to God reacheable to anyone in any Catholic church regardless of their national origin and language because the church is open to all Catholics anywhere throughout the globe. For just as God is omni-present, churches with it Holy Tabernacle where the Holy Eucharist resides, remains available to all everywhere, and every single day.