March 22, 2020

During the Coronavirus pandemic, this page will be updated on an ongoing basis to highlight Mass times and resources for spiritual formation.

Weekday Mass & Prayer:  

2:00am EST - Vatican Mass

8:15am EST - Word on Fire Chapel Mass

9:00am EST – St. John Cantius, Chicago, Extraordinary Form Low Mass (Latin)

9:30 EST – Catholic Information Center Mass

10am-12pm EST - CIC Adoration

11:30 EST – Notre Dame Basilica Mass

12pm EST - CIC Rosary

1pm EST - St. Mary's Catholic Center, Texas A&M

3pm EST - Napa Institute Mass

5:30pm EST – St. John Cantius, Chicago, Daily Rosary and Vespers

8 pm EST - St. John Cantius, Chicago, Compline (Divine Office Night Prayers)

8:30pm EST (Wednesdays) - St. John Cantius,Chicago, Extraordinary Form Low Mass (Latin)

8:30pm EST (Fridays) - St. John Cantius,Chicago, Stations of the Cross

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Sundays:  

6am EST Holy Cross, Belfast Mass

8am EST Holy Cross, Belfast Mass

10 am EST Notre Dame Basilica

10:15 EST St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York City

11 am EST – St. Mary’s Catholic Center, Texas A&M

National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception –  

    12 pm EST - Mass

    1:15pm EST - Adoration (following Mass)  

    2:30pm EST - Rosary  

    3pm EST - Divine Mercy Chaplet (following Rosary)  

    3:20pm - EST Benediction (following Chaplet)  

1:30pm EST – St. John Cantius, Chicago,Extraordinary Form High Mass (Latin)

2:00 pm EST – St. Cecelia, La Misa en Espanol

3:00pm EST – Holy Cross, Belfast

7:30 EST – St. Charles Borromeo, La Misa en Espanol

On Demand:  

NLI Series, Faith-Based Organizations and the Coronavirus Pandemic

Thomistic Institute

Aquinas 101 Lectures (Tuesdays)

The Quarantine Lectures

Formed - Movies, programs, audio, and books to support Catholics in spiritual journey.  

Apostolic Penitentiary Decree on Special Indulgences during COVID-19

Thirty Day Ignatian Retreat via Podcast

Lenten Retreat with Cardinal Seán O’Malley

Magnificat Online missal, now available free of charge