For those coming to church for the first time

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All religions have rituals and services, and the Catholic Church also has a ritual called "Mass". The Catholic Church especially cherishes "Sunday", when believers gather.
Anyone can participate in this "mass". But first-timers will not know what they are doing. This is because the "Mass" uses various symbols and uses religious terms to recall Christ.

The “Mass” includes elements that help believers to remember and affirm Christ, who is also the Savior of mankind, to be tempted by a feeling of gratitude and to live life with the will of God. To know the meaning of this Mass, you must know Jesus Christ. Therefore, it is necessary to take a Christian course. In addition, at this "Mass", we will have a small unleavened bread that has become the Eucharist (Christ's body) to live in imitation of Christ. (Those who are not believers cannot receive the Holy Communion. However, they can receive the blessing from the priest. Please participate in the procession and bow before the priest.) It is not something that is profitable in this world. A world that Jesus Christ desired (freedom from sin, reconciliation through dialogue from conflict, God's order [a world that loves each other], where everyone's dignity is protected and everyone grows up with responsibility. We truly hope that the world) will be realized in this world, and believers will participate in it and receive power from God to be sent to society.

The center of the "Mass" represents the "Last Supper" where Jesus entrusted his disciples with a mission and made a covenant. Therefore, believers themselves also have an awareness of inheriting the mission of Christ in modern society.