Online mass/services

Manach

For those having to forgo religious observances during this period, a list of where they are being streamed might be of use:

ETWN Catholic mass : https://www.ewtn.com/tv

hinault

Thanks Manach.

Here in Ireland several diocese have ordered that there is a suspension of public Mass until Covid 19 scare finishes.

KatyMac

CofI diocese I'm in has also 'shut shop' for the next two weeks. It's awful strange. I don't think anything like this has ever happened in living memory - has it? My parents were great with stories of long ago and this never featured. My mother used to talk about a flu in 1957 that her parents, husband and oldest kids got, but not her, and that was about it.

Thinkingaboutit

The FSSP iMass app (Play Store, iTunes) works fine on the phone. Their desktop browser version (http://livemass.net/) doesn't work on the Brave browser, which is somewhat irritating. St Kevin's church has roped off every second row and more besides, and will have three Sunday Low Masses, each limited to 100. I'm not sure what the FSSPX chapel in Mounttown, Dun Laoghaire is doing.

Speedsie

KatyMac wrote: »

CofI diocese I'm in has also 'shut shop' for the next two weeks. It's awful strange. I don't think anything like this has ever happened in living memory - has it? My parents were great with stories of long ago and this never featured. My mother used to talk about a flu in 1957 that her parents, husband and oldest kids got, but not her, and that was about it.

From the main CoI website https://www.ireland.anglican.org/news/9462/broadcast-online-worship-opportunities

CoI service being broadcast on RTE 1 TV at 11am in Irish though!


Radio & Television
Canon Dr Daniel Nuzum, a Church of Ireland healthcare chaplain, will broadcast a service at 9.15am
on Cork University Hospital FM. You can listen in at
www.tunein.com/radio/CUH-fm-Hospital-Radio-1020-s230824
Service on Sunday – RTÉ One television 11.10am
A bilingual service with Cumann Gaelach na hEaglaise, the Revd Tony Murphy (celebrant),
Canon Gary Hastings (preacher), and a choir from Ashton School. Available afterwards at
www.rte.ie/player/series/service-on-sunday/SI0000002989
Songs of Praise – BBC One television 1.15pm
The programme will be broadcast from Down Cathedral, to mark St Patrick’s Day, and will also
feature St Mark’s, Dundela, in East Belfast, and its connections with the life of CS Lewis.
Available after broadcast at www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000ggwt
Livestreaming
St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin www.stpatrickscathedral.ie/worship/video-stream
All Saints, Antrim www.mcnmedia.tv/camera/all-saints-church-of-ireland-antrim
Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin www.christchurchcathedral.ie/worship/video-stream-1
Down Cathedral, Downpatrick www.mcnmedia.tv/camera/down-cathedral

tdf7187

While the above are, no doubt useful links, for Christians it is important to rely on the words of our Lord and Saviour - ‘Wherever two or more are gathered in my name’

hinault

Thinkingaboutit wrote: »

The FSSP iMass app (Play Store, iTunes) works fine on the phone. Their desktop browser version (http://livemass.net/) doesn't work on the Brave browser, which is somewhat irritating. St Kevin's church has roped off every second row and more besides, and will have three Sunday Low Masses, each limited to 100. I'm not sure what the FSSPX chapel in Mounttown, Dun Laoghaire is doing.

Brilliant!
I'll make my way down to Harrington St in the morning.
God Bless FSSP.

Thanks for this update, Thinking

Nick Park

Solid Rock Church Drogheda Online Service. Never actually taken the service online before, but we had a heap of fun recording it.

Interestingly, our normal Sunday attendance is between 400-500. Today's online service was downloaded over 2000 times in one morning.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WnEnaelcYrK2lUm43K8NFuZKd4WdHjUX

homer911

https://www.churchservices.tv/

Thinkingaboutit

hinault wrote: »

Brilliant!
I'll make my way down to Harrington St in the morning.
God Bless FSSP.

Thanks for this update, Thinking

No bother.

St Paddy's day is to be as Sunday.

smacl

Saw the following on the RTE today;

RTÉ is to broadcast mass from tomorrow, on weekdays, from St Eunan's and St Columba's Cathedral in Letterkenny.

The service will air at 10.30am on RTÉ News Now in response to Covid-19-related restrictions on public gatherings.

RTÉ says the broadcasts will continue at least until 29 March, when current public health measures will be reviewed by the Government.

Mass will be followed each day by a short religious message from representatives of Ireland's other faith communities and Christian denominations.

KatyMac

Also on the Tuam Killala & Achonry Church of Ireland website from 6pm this evening there will be 'virtual' services posted. The clergy of the diocese are taking it in turns to put something up.

Speedsie

St Fin Barre's cathedral Cork 11.15am Choral Eucharist will be live streamed via https://m.twitch.tv/sfb_cork tomorrow.

It can also be accessed through their website www.cathedral.cork.anglican.org

johnfás

Dundrum Methodist Church:

https://youtu.be/5X3HGX1xf8s

Manach

https://www.mountangelabbey.org/ The monks of Mount Angel Abbey in Oregon form a Benedictine community founded in 1882 from the Abbey of Engelberg in Switzerland. Live streaming from Monastry

molly09

Do you think we will be able to attend Mass anytime soon?

Thinkingaboutit

Supposedly within a fortnight, perhaps, but one German bishop banned anything but Liturgy of the Word services, for reasons.

gipi

Thinkingaboutit wrote: »

Supposedly within a fortnight, perhaps, but one German bishop banned anything but Liturgy of the Word services, for reasons.

Opening places of worship is in phase 4 of the roadmap in July, and depends on adherence to social distancing in the building.

one world order

St Marks in Tallaght are doing confessions outside in the carpark where people are at a safe distance.

Indian82

Thank you all - I am new here and will read through this for some ideas for more online services.

I hope everybody is doing well and staying healthy. Hope this is over soon. I am in upstate NY. JUST starting to open up a little.

Thinkingaboutit

one world order wrote: »

St Marks in Tallaght are doing confessions outside in the carpark where people are at a safe distance.

St Kevin's church, Harrington St., has confessions in the porch on Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Somewhat related, the former Greenery on the end of Synge St does takeway food and coffee, and is quicker than Almas' which is nearby, which the Irish Times wowed over, yet despite Argentine ownership, doesn't have Maté.

https://www.latinmass.live/ has a listing of live and recorded traditional Masses and also Ordinary Form Masses in Latin. Masses from Brazil, France, the US, Ireland (Silverstream, Co. Meath and ICRSS, Limerick).

Youtube is handy as sharing from a phone to the TV doesn't always work, and Youtube is oftentimes available on modern TVs.