For those parishioners whose health and risk status prevents them from joining us at Mass, I promised to continue to send out this weekly email until Bishop Noonan rescinds his current lifting of the Sunday obligation.
However, online Mass can never replace in person participation in the Mass and reception of the Holy Eucharist!
If you are healthy and able to attend Mass, you are encouraged to do so!
Holy Spirit Mass schedule
Saturday (Sunday Vigil) 4pm
Sunday 8:30am and 11am
Monday 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am
Wednesday 7pm
Thursday 8am
Friday 8am
Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, Patrick Paearz de Wet, mid-17th century,
Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary
For Saturday evening, a Vigil Mass option from St. Charles Borromeo in
Port Charlotte, FL. Scheduled to go live at 4pm tomorrow.
Or consider one of the Masses below. They are prerecorded and available now:
1) Celebrant & Homilist: Rev. Robert Cilinski
Choir: Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Choir Cantor & Organist, Washington, D.C.
2) Fr. Tim Kitzke, Fr. John Baumgardner, Deacon Gary Nosacek
Old St. Mary Church, Milwaukee, WI
Live Mass options for Sunday
CCTN of Central Florida YouTube.
Live streaming from Holy Family in Orlando at 8:45am.
Mass with Fr. Mike Schmitz at 10am
Mass at Noon from the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
in Washington D.C.
Saint John Paul II National Shrine at 2pm
Interested in a Latin Mass? Click on the image above. Mass times below.
St. John Cantius is a unique church in the Archdiocese of Chicago—helping many discover a profound sense of the Sacred through solemn liturgies and devotions, treasures of sacred art, and liturgical music.
The historic landmark church is one of the best examples of sacred architecture in the city. Located in the heart of Chicago, it is accessible by car, bus, or subway.
12:00 pm ET—Latin High Mass (Ordinary Form)
1:30 pm ET—Latin High Mass (Extraordinary Form)
1:30 pm ET—Latin High Mass (Extraordinary Form)