Mass and Spiritual Formation During Quarantine

March 22, 2020

NLI Staff

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

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