The phrase "a mass at a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts related to religious services or gatherings, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "We will be attending a mass at a local church this Sunday."
Alternatives: "a service at a" or "a gathering at a".
[On Sunday morning bombs went off at two churches in Jakarta, The Associated Press reported. The first injured 43 people during a Mass at a Roman Catholic Church.
And in 1981, he punished a priest for holding a Mass at a peace demonstration, leading the man to ultimately leave the priesthood.
Results also show that relative cost for carrying a mass at a distal versus a proximal location changes with speed and mass.
The spokesman, Joseph G. Zwilling, said the Cardinal and other demonstrators, after a Mass at a midtown church, would march to the Eastern Women's Center Abortion Clinic, at 38 East 30th Street, to recite the Rosary.
This morning, during a Mass at a monastery about 30 miles southwest of Cracow, in the foothills of the Tatra Mountains, he prayed aloud for the "strength in body and spirit that I may carry out to the end the mission given me by the risen Lord".
At a Mass at a local parish in Rome today, the pope did not mention his plans for a consistory, but he did speak of a "breath of renewed hope" ushered in by the nomination of a record number of new cardinals.
A Mass at Church of Notre Dame and a Memorial Service at St. Paul's Chapel to be held in mid-September.
Nicolas Sarkozy proposed a mass at Les Invalides.
A planet with a mass at least nine times greater than Jupiter has been found.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 a MR sagittal images showing a mass at L3 L4.
Here, we propose a discrete/continuous model for single-cell expression data based on a mixture of a point mass at zero and a log-normal distribution.
