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Question to the bishop: "My son doesn't want to go to Mass anymore, what should I do?"
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Question to the bishop: "My son doesn't want to go to Mass anymore, what should I do?"

A mother writes to ask what she should do after her son, now 18 years old, has stopped attending church services. He claims he feels nothing during Mass and believes it no longer holds meaning for him. The writer is concerned about whether to force him or allow him to make his own choice. In response, the article discusses the spiritual significance of Sunday Mass, emphasizing its connection to the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its role in deepening faith. It suggests that while Mass is a gift rather than just a duty for mature Christians, younger individuals may need a different path to faith. The article encourages open dialogue, trust in the young person, and prayerful support, acknowledging that youth may find traditional practices repetitive or unengaging.

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Question to the bishop: "My son doesn't want to go to Mass anymore, what should I do?"

A mother writes to ask what she should do after her son, now 18 years old, has stopped attending church services. He claims he feels nothing during Mass and believes it no longer holds meaning for him. The writer is concerned about whether to force him or allow him to make his own choice. In response, the article discusses the spiritual significance of Sunday Mass, emphasizing its connection to the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its role in deepening faith. It suggests that while Mass is a gift rather than just a duty for mature Christians, younger individuals may need a different path to faith. The article encourages open dialogue, trust in the young person, and prayerful support, acknowledging that youth may find traditional practices repetitive or unengaging.

Bias read (Center): The article addresses a personal religious question and provides a theological perspective on faith and attendance at Mass. While it touches on societal norms around religion and family influence, it does not take a clear ideological stance or favor one side over another in a political debate. The '

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