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In this podcast, Fr. John and Danny explore how Exodus 11–13 connects history, remembrance, and liturgy, arguing that biblical history finds its fullest meaning when it is remembered and reenacted through worship. Our hosts explain that the Hebrew concept of remembrance is more than mentally recalling the past—it is a liturgical act that brings worshipers into the reality of God’s saving actions, connecting later generations to the original Passover and Exodus. They then apply this understanding to the Catholic Eucharist, suggesting that the Mass is not merely a subjective remembrance of Jesus’ sacrifice but a communal liturgical participation that binds believers to Christ’s saving work across time.