Why Being Late for Mass Might Be Spiritually Dangerous

⛪ Is being late for Mass a mortal sin—or just a minor slip?
This dramatic panel explores the spiritual weight of punctuality in worship. Featuring four fictional personas voiced via ElevenLabs, we dive into Scripture, Church teaching, and moral theology to unpack the real consequences of arriving late.
💡 What you'll hear:
- Exodus 20:8 and CCC 2181 on Sunday obligation
- Insights from St. Alphonsus Liguori, St. Josemaría Escrivá, and St. John Chrysostom
- A logic-driven debate on intention, grave matter, and spiritual priorities
🎭 Characters:
- Ivana – The warm moderator
- Elid Yanut – The skeptic
- Kuya Tirada – The traditionalist
- Ate Melai – The compassionate catechist
📌 Disclaimer:
This video is a theological reflection using AI-generated voices and fictional personas. It is not a substitute for pastoral guidance or liturgical participation.
🙏 Comment below:
Do you think habitual lateness is a sign of chosen ignorance—or just human weakness?