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01/18/2020
Saturday Mass | 1st Week | Ordinary Time
From Loretto Abbey, Catholic Mass for the first Saturday in ordinary time.
Father Henk van Meijel SJ. - celebrant
Deacon Mike Walsh - homilist
01/17/2020
Friday Mass | Saint Anthony
Catholic Mass celebrated by Father Walter Carreiro of Saint Anthony of Padua in Cambridge on the Feast of Saint Anthony the Great.
01/16/2020
Thursday Mass | 1st Week | Ordinary Time
Catholic Mass celebrated by Father Gerald Souza of Saint Bridget/Our Lady of Fatima in Maynard/Sudbury.
01/15/2020
Wednesday Mass | 1st Week | Ordinary Time
Catholic Mass celebrated by Father Thomas Macdonald, vice-rector of Saint John's Seminary.
01/14/2020
Tuesday Mass | 1st Week | Ordinary Time
Catholic Mass celebrated in CatholicTV's Chapel of the Holy Cross by Father John Sheridan of Morning Star Catholic Collaborative.
01/13/2020
Monday Mass | 1st Week | Ordinary Time
Catholic Mass celebrated by Father Carlos Suarez on the Feast of Saint Hilary, Bishop and Doctor of the Church.
01/12/2020
Sunday Mass | Baptism of the Lord
Catholic Sunday Mass celebrated in The CatholicTV Network's Chapel of the Holy Cross for Sunday, January 12, 2019, the Baptism of the Lord by Father Chris Bae.
01/11/2020
Saturday Mass | After Epiphany
Catholic Mass celebrated in Toronto's Loretto Abbey by Father Loshan Roy D'Souza CSC.
01/10/2020
Friday Mass | After Epiphany
Catholic Mass celebrated by Father Eric Cadin of the Vocations Office of the Archdiocese of Boston.
01/9/2020
Thursday Mass | After Epiphany
Catholic Mass celebrated by Father Thomas Carzon, OMV of Saint Francis Chapel in Boston.
Weekly Masses
01/18/2020
Sunday Mass | 2nd Week | Ordinary Time
Catholic Sunday Mass celebrated for Sunday, January 19, 2020.
Online Catholic Sunday Mass from America's Catholic Church @marysshrine on America's @CatholicTV Network. Saturdays 7 & 11:30 pm (Eastern).
01/12/2020
Fiesta del bautismo del señor
El padre Carlos Suarez, celebra la misa del 12 de enero de 2020.
01/12/2020
Fiesta del bautismo del señor
El padre Carlos Suarez, celebra la misa del 12 de enero de 2020
01/12/2020
Sunday Mass | Baptism of the Lord
Sunday Mass from The University of Notre Dame's Basilica of the Sacred Heart.
01/11/2020
Sunday Mass | Baptism of the Lord
Catholic Sunday Mass celebrated for Baptism of the Lord, January 12, 2020.
Online Catholic Sunday Mass from America's Catholic Church @marysshrine on America's @CatholicTV Network. Saturdays 7 & 11:30 pm (Eastern).
01/5/2020
Sunday Mass | Epiphany of the Lord
Catholic Sunday Mass celebrated in Notre Dame's Sacred Heart Basilica on January 5, 2020 Epiphany Sunday.
01/4/2020
Sunday Mass | Epiphany of the Lord
Sunday Mass | Epiphany of the Lord
Celebrated in the crypt church at Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC.
Father Kevin Regan, vice rector of Saint John Paul II Seminary
Music from Saint Hugh of Chenobyl Parish Choir of Greenbelt. MD under the direction of Jennifer Goltz
12/29/2019
Domingo de la Sagrada Familia
El padre Carlos Suarez, celebra la misa del 29 de diciembre de 2019.
Celebrado en la Capilla de la Santa Cruz de la red CatholicTV Network en la metrópoli de los medios de comunicación de Watertown, Massachusetts.
11/24/2019
Cheverus Awards
Cardinal Seán O'Malley presents Cheverus Award Medals to laypersons, deacons, and religious during a daytime prayer service at Boston's Cathedral of the Holy Cross.
Helpful Resources
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Catholic Classroom: Women and the Priesthood
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Catholic Classroom: Sola Scriptura
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Catholic Classroom: Chrism Mass
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Becoming Catholic
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Let Go...and Offer it Up
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Prayer & Penance: Do They Really Make a Difference?
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Pray to Saint Thérèse, Patroness of CatholicTV
Prayer to Saint Thérèse, Patroness of CatholicTV
O Kind and understanding Saint Thérèse, in whom Almighty God has inspired great but simple holiness; I implore your powerful intercession for the...
4 Prayers for When You Feel Lost
Sometimes, the darkness of sin in our world leads to such widespread despair that it can be difficult to know what to do. Grief can paralyze us. However, it is important that we never let that...
Catholic Classroom: Receiving the Eucharist Under Both Species
Question: Do we need to receive Holy Communion under both species?
The Eucharist is the foundation of our Catholic faith and the “source and summit” of Christian life. (CCC 1324). When Jesus told...
A Reflection on Ordinary Time
Easter is over, summer has begun, and life feels as though it’s slowed down a bit. We’re a few weeks into Ordinary Time and we’re faced with a long stretch between now and Advent. But this Ordinary...
Reflections on the Wounds of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
A prayer that has been on my heart recently is a line from the Fifteen Prayers of St. Bridget of Sweden: “Hide me in your wounds.” The phrase kept coming to mind during prayer, and I couldn’t figure...
Atlanta Eucharistic Congress | Exposition Adoration Benediction
Atlanta Eucharistic Congress Saturday Morning: Exposition, Adoration, and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.:
Bishop Robert Reed, Homilist during Adoration and Benediction.
A Reflection on the Eucharist for Corpus Christi
On Sunday we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, also commonly referred to as Corpus Christi. Although this feast didn’t gain a place in the liturgical calendar until...
Catholic Classroom: Mary, Mother of the Church
Question: Why is Mary the Mother of the Church?
Starting this year, the Church celebrates a new feast on the Monday after Pentecost: the Memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church....
The Ascension of the Lord
We are not made for goodbyes. I become surer of this each time a friend moves away or I hug my parents before leaving home. Even the temporary farewells don’t feel quite right, and it’s because we...
Catholic Classroom: The Easter Season
Question: How long does the Easter season last?
Easter is the most important liturgical season in the Church’s calendar. Logistically, it can also be the most confusing. Between the Octave of...
Ordination to the Priesthood Mass
Pope Francis celebrates Mass at Saint Peter's Basilica and ordains several new priests.
5 Ways to Keep Celebrating Easter
The 50 days from Easter Sunday to Pentecost mark the most important time in the liturgical year. In fact, according the USCCB, the days that make up the Easter season are celebrated as one long...
Catholic Classroom: The Paschal Candle
Question: What is the significance of the Paschal candle?
If you have attended the Easter Vigil, then you have witnessed a unique event in the liturgical year: the blessing of the fire and lighting...
Catholic Classroom: The Annunciation of the Lord
Question: Why are we celebrating the Annunciation of the Lord today?
We celebrate Christ’s birth on December 25th, which implies that he must have been conceived nine months earlier on March 25th....
Catholic Classroom: Why We Wear Ashes
Question: Why do we put ashes on our foreheads on Ash Wednesday?
If you are Catholic, then you are probably accustomed to the practice of going to Mass and getting ashes put on your forehead on Ash...
Catholic Classroom: Understanding the Mass
Question: What do we do at Mass?
Last week, we talked about the reasons we go to Mass every week. This week, we will explore what we actually do at Mass by looking at four main components. The four...
Catholic Classroom: Why We Go to Mass
Question: Why do I have to go to Mass every Sunday?
According to the Precepts of the Catholic Church, Catholics are obligated to go to Mass on Sundays and on holy days of obligation. Failing to do...
Catholic Classroom: Immigration
Question: What does the Church say about immigration?
Immigration is a topic that is being widely discussed in the United States and around the world today. In addition to welcoming migrants who...
Catholic Classroom: The Real Presence
Question: What is meant by the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist?
Yesterday, we celebrated the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, also known as the Solemnity of Corpus Christi. This...
Catholic Classroom: The Most Holy Trinity
Question: Do Catholics believe in three Gods?
One of the most important dogmas of the Catholic faith (described by the Catechism of the Catholic Church as “the central mystery of Christian faith and...
4 Ways to Make the Most of Ordinary Time
There is a common misconception among both Catholics and non-Catholics that Ordinary Time is the “boring” part of the Church’s liturgical year. We are not in the seasons of Advent, Christmas, Lent,...
Catholic Classroom: The Colors of Liturgical Vestments
Question: Why does a priest wear different colored vestments?
Throughout the liturgical year, a priest wears different colored vestments for Mass depending on the liturgical season and which Mass...
Your Guide to Holy Week
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A Lenten Service of Prayer and Song
Lenten service with Ursuline Academy choir featuring readings and prayer with choral pieces and communal hymns to reflect upon.
Prayer to Saint Thérèse, Patroness of CatholicTV
Prayer to Saint Thérèse, Patroness of CatholicTV
Icon of Saint Thérèse, CatholicTV Chapel
O Kind and understanding Saint Thérèse, in whom Almighty God has inspired great but simple holiness; I...
Memorial Day Reflection
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Standing in Prayer
Bishop Christopher Coyne reflects on the humanity of standing, and how that posture plays a role in our prayers and worship of God, in whose image we're made.
Stations of the Cross | Father Frank
Father Frank McFarland reflects on Jesus' road to Calvary where he was crucified on the cross.
Saint Francis of Assisi
Father Richard Erikson speaks about the military background of Saint Francis of Assisi, who spent time as a prisoner of war. The experience resulted in a great conversion of his heart.
How do priests decide which Mass to celebrate?
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Temptation
Father Larry Richards, author of 'Just Live It!', explains the ten principles of the Lord's Prayer. In this video, he reflects on the 9th principle: "Temptation"
Holy Week
Holy Week 2019 on The CatholicTV Network
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Lent and Mercy
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Wisdom of Ashes | Ash Wednesday
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Saints Peter and Paul | Pallium Mass
Pallium Mass celebrated on the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul from Saint Peter's Square.
Pope Francis celebrates and blesses pallia for new metropolitan archbishops appointed over the last year.
Our Father
Saint John XXIII Seminary Scola chants the Our Father at the CatholicTV telethon.
The Spirituality of Fasting
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The Spirituality of Fasting
Did you know that before every significant...
