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I've heard that your supposed feel the love of God and the presence in certain holy places like the altar, but I don't feel the love of God... during the entire Catholic Mass. I believe in God and Jesus and everything about Catholocism, but its just this that there is... Is there a diety of Christianity that is the same or about the same as Catholocism but does not believe in Mass/Service. I'm not lazy or anything I really just do not feel God in Mass.

I've heard of a diety of Christianity that believes in Christ, God and the HS, but does not go to Mass or anything.

I was under the impression that there are quite a few Christians that don't go to church. They just say they believe in god and leave it at that. Nearly all versions of Christianity include mass, but not all Christians actually go to church.

Most sects have Sunday church. That's not quite the same as Mass which is very specific.

And Aspen, you keep saying diety. That's not a word as far as I can tell. Do you mean deity? I don't really think you do because a deity is a god. You're not looking for a different god. In fact, you seem quite pleased with the one you are currently worshiping. Do you maybe mean variety?

Everything, the belief of Christ as the Son of God and the Messiah, the Virgin Mary, the pope as their spiritual leader, I just do not believe in Mass anymore.

Pretty much what Called the Raven just said, but i have something that might be helpful:
You do not belive in mass, because you don't feel the holy prescence there, according to what you said before.

One, i doubt all catholics feels that, if any of them truly does it at all.
Two:
Jesus said something about people saying "he is here" or "he is there", and that he would not be there.
This may be so with the mass and the altar too.
So, even though some have felt divine prescense at the Mass and the Altar, it may not be for you.
Do not go where others tell you to, to find God or Jesus.
I can't even give you a proper direction, for the same reason.
Perhaps i can say this: Try to find your own way, your own relation to God and Jesus.

No, I don't think that's what she's saying. I think she's saying that you might not feel God in the Mass but that doesn't mean you can't feel that presence elsewhere.