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     • But there’s something else that they likely did, which was to offer what’s known as a Mass offering or stipend. This is a sum of money that is given to the priest who celebrates the Mass.
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   Jul 12, 2023 · Q: What are Mass stipends? Are these the same as Mass offerings? A: As the 1912 Catholic Encyclopedia defines it, a Mass stipend is “a certain monetary offering which anyone makes to the priest with the accompanying obligation of celebrating a Mass in accordance with the intentions of the donor.”

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   6 days ago · The stipend is usually set by regions in the Church, called a metropolitan area, which is a group of dioceses overseen by an archdiocese. You can always call the parish secretary and ask what is customary for the Diocese.

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   In the Catholic Church, a Mass stipend is a donation given by the laity to a priest for celebrating a Mass for a particular intention. Despite the name, it is considered as a gift or offering ( Latin : stips ) freely given rather than a payment ( Latin : stipendium ) as such.

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   Nov 8, 2019 · What has traditionally been called a Mass stipend is an offering, usually monetary, which the faithful give to a priest and which, on acceptance, obliges him in justice to offer the fruits of the Mass for the intention of that donor.

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   Oct 3, 2023 · If selling sacred things is a sin (called simony), then how can Catholic priests ask for or accept stipends to say a Mass?

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   May 22, 2015 · A Mass Stipend is an Offering given to a priest as alms for his maintenance, in return for which he offers a Mass for the donor’s intention. The stipend is not given as a price for the Eucharistic Sacrifice.

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   What is a Mass stipend?

   • A: As the 1912 Catholic Encyclopedia defines it, a Mass stipend is “a certain monetary offering which anyone makes to the priest with the accompanying obligation of celebrating a Mass in accordance with the intentions of the donor.” In common parlance, the terms “Mass stipend” and “Mass offering” are interchangeable.

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   What is a stipend for a priest?

   • Based on Fr. John Hardon's Modern Catholic Dictionary, © Eternal Life. Used with permission. Offering given to a priest as alms for his maintenance, in return for which he promises to offer a Mass for the donor's intention. The stipend is not given as a price for the Eucharistic Sacrifice.

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   Can a priest give a stipend for a mass?

   • Code of Canon Law, canon 945 states that In accordance with the approved custom of the Church, any priest who celebrates or concelebrates a Mass may accept an offering to apply the Mass for a specific intention. The donation of a stipend for the celebration of a Mass dates back to the eighth century.

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   What is a mass offering or stipend?

   • But there’s something else that they likely did, which was to offer what’s known as a Mass offering or stipend. This is a sum of money that is given to the priest who celebrates the Mass. At this point, your spider sense make go off. You may be wondering, “Money? For a Mass? Is this some clever device to extract money from the faithful?

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   Can a priest receive a stipend for the Eucharistic sacrifice?

   • The stipend is not given as a price for the Eucharistic Sacrifice. It is rather a voluntary donation whose origins go back to the early Church, when stipends were made during Mass and later on outside of Mass. Any priest who celebrates and applies Mass to a particular intention may receive a stipend.

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   What is the difference between a stipend and a mass Guild?

   • However, there is a difference between a true Mass stipend and a Mass “novena” or “prayer guild” or “Mass guild” (common among shrines and religious orders) which has one or more Masses said for all the intentions or guild members rather than a single Mass for each intention.

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