Proper Genuflection when you enter the church | Catholic Tradition & Evangelization

Ginagawa mo rin ba ito? #Katekyut #bowing #Genuflection #catholicfaith #catholicchurch #AlamMoBa #Catholic | April Baybayon

Genuflecting used to mark us Catholics — in fact, sometimes we were called “knee-benders,” because we would genuflect when we entered Church! Why? We look to the tabernacle, we recognize that our Lord is really and truly present in the Most Blessed Sacrament, and we let our right knee touch the ground in an act of reverence. | Timothy Cardinal Dolan

This is the proper way to genuflect: Attention #sacristans #altarservers #catholics In the Catholic Church, genuflection is a sign of reverence and worship, typically performed in the following situations: 1. Before the Blessed Sacrament: When the Blessed Sacrament is exposed in the monstrance or reserved in the tabernacle, Catholics genuflect with one knee touching the ground as a sign of adoration. 2. During Mass: Genuflection occurs during the Nicene Creed when professing faith in Jesus Chris

Proper Genuflection When You Enter The Church ( Sacred Host Is Present In The Tabernacle) | Catholic Tradition & Evangelization