There are plenty of Sundays (especially with young children) where Catholics don’t really feel like going to Mass. Many can attest to this fact.
Many can also attest to the fact that there would be many unnecessary absences from Mass in life as a Catholic if there wasn’t such a thing as the Sunday Obligation.
This is exactly why the Church must have authority to command religious acts as binding on conscience. We are both stupid (cannot understand our obligations to God) and evil (often don’t desire to carry out our obligations to God).
Therefore, God has established a religious society, guided by the Holy Spirit, that is able to command us to carry out certain acts on pain of sin. Otherwise, it would be (morally) impossible for us to understand and carry out what we owe to God in acts of worship. This is why law exists in the first place, to be able to particularize general obligations that we wouldn’t particularize ourselves.
The Sunday Obligation preserves us from mortally sinning against God by ignoring our obligations to Him. It isn’t something that induces us to mortal sin. It is a (morally) necessary means to keep us from mortal sin.
This isn’t even something that requires Divine Revelation for us to know, it is already obvious by natural reason.
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