Holy Masses live online

Holy Michael, the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our safeguard against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray; and do you, O Prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who wander through the world seeking the ruin of souls.
Amen.

Here you can find links to Holy Masses online from different parishes all around the world.

When you enter the chosen page you will see the calendar with the Catholic Holy Masses live online.
Click in the chosen hour when you want to see the Holy Mass online.

Holy Mass online in English

The Calendar of the Holy Masses

If you use Google calendar you may add the Holy Mass stream to your own calendar.

If you want to celebrate the Holy Mass now click on the link “Watch live Holy Mass.” and the broadcast website opens automatically. Then you can watch the Holy Mass live online.

This website was created for the sick, home bound and for those who, due to other important reasons, could not go to Mass; or those who, due to their locations, do not have Churches to go to. We hope that our website will help our sisters and brothers in faith to celebrate the Holy Mass live online wherever they are.

Please consider a donation to help us cover the costs of this website.

May God Bless You,

Volunteers of Mass-online.org

 

 

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  1. Silvia says:
    29 March 2020 at 07:16

    Where can we find Holy Mass in Latin? Thank you!

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  2. R.Ramos says:
    28 March 2020 at 23:00

    Where can I find the link to the Spanish Masses?

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  3. Alice says:
    28 March 2020 at 21:55

    Thank you! You are very helpful.
    Hello from Indonesia

    Which timezone is used in this website?

    Thank you and God bless you!

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  4. Clara Trickey says:
    28 March 2020 at 19:21

    Thank you . I just attended to a mass this Sunday. I would like to donate for the website.
    Please give me information.

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  5. Savio says:
    22 March 2020 at 13:31

    Happy Sunday.

    Thank you for this service.

    Are there any Cantonese or Chinese services available online?

    Thanks in advance!

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  6. Victor J Kerperien says:
    22 March 2020 at 13:15

    My priest want’s me to get our livestream added to this list. How does that process work?

    We are in Missouri, USA

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  7. Colleen says:
    22 March 2020 at 11:02

    Thank you for providing mass. It was my promise for lent to attend mass every Sunday. I didn’t last Sunday, but then I educated myself and discovered this. Thanks again!!

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  8. Hilary says:
    22 March 2020 at 08:43

    Hi. Thank you very much. God bless you.
    Mumbai

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    • Paul Madeira says:
      22 March 2020 at 12:38

      Thank you for offering this mass so that we could participate from our home in Ontario , Canada.

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  9. Beth Burns says:
    21 March 2020 at 21:30

    What a true blessing you have shared with us across the world. We are deeply grateful.

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  10. Roslyn says:
    21 March 2020 at 08:27

    Hi!Thank you for this website. May I know if you’re open to uploading online masses in other dialects or languages apart from English, Latin or Greek? If so, how?

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  11. Alphonsa says:
    21 March 2020 at 01:20

    Can you help me find holy mass live online in Malayalam. It’s a regional language from South India. Most churches are shut down and my parents have never missed a day of holy mass….

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  12. stephanus widjaja says:
    15 February 2020 at 12:01

    Thanks you so much for this wonderful apps, it is really helpful.

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  13. Kate says:
    29 December 2019 at 07:27

    I’m visiting someone who does not attend Mass and their home is not near public transportation, or within walking distance of a Catholic church so I need to depend on them for rides to church. Since their work schedule varies and they have other family duties to attend to I feel bad about having to ask them to take time out of their day to drive me to church then come back to pick me up. The nearest Catholic church to their home is almost a half hour drive which means they are spending a couple of hours going back and forth. In this situation would attending Mass online be considered fulfilling my Sunday/Holiday obligation?

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    • admin says:
      29 December 2019 at 10:20

      Please contact with your priest to answer this question. It is very difficult to answer this question. But if you can, if your health enabling it, always is better to attend physically at Holy Mass.

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  14. Lynn's says:
    22 October 2019 at 13:04

    Please pray for me to be closer to God thanks and God

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    • Emily Barbosa says:
      7 December 2019 at 19:14

      Please offer today’s Holy Mass for Noel Valerio and family as they struggle with the serious illness of his wife.

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  15. Ernesto Fiocchetto says:
    22 April 2019 at 21:36

    Dear brothers and sisters,
    I am a Catholic Sociologist at Florida International University’s Department of Religious Studies. My research interest is religious identities and New Information and Communication Technologies. I think that your service is amazing. I am pleasantly surprised.
    How can I contact you to make some questions to the administrators?
    Happy Easter! God Bless You All.

    E.

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  16. Alessio DiSalvaturi says:
    16 February 2019 at 20:13

    Grazie di cuore for this opportunity to experience the Holy Mass when I’m unable to go to church for one reason or another. Pax et Bonum sempér. ✝

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  17. Sam says:
    25 December 2018 at 11:57

    I have noticed that the Holy Rosary online doesn’t lead to a live Rosary but a Mass telecast.
    Can you correct this anomaly.

    Thanks,

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  18. Elsa Guadalupe says:
    29 November 2018 at 23:06

    Can you direct me to a Tridentine daily mass online? Thank you and God Bless you all! Elsa Chapman

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  19. Jeanette Latessa says:
    23 November 2018 at 11:13

    I am searching for a Catholic Mass streamed in Latin from any country.

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  20. A. Morrison says:
    21 October 2018 at 07:34

    I will be migrating to join my husband in England soon. I haven’t been able to find a Catholic Church in England when I googled. I think I’m searching the wrong way.

    Would you be able to provide me with a list of all the Catholic Church in England, please?

    God bless you.

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    • elizabeth varela says:
      28 November 2018 at 08:59

      if you here in south yorkshire – sheffield there is St. Marie’s Catholic near M&S in the city centre cause i always attend Holy Masses , then deepcar /stockbridge – St. Ann’s Catholic Church , there is also St. Patrick , Mother of Christ , St. Thomas Moore , all by trams and bus . just google and search .

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  21. Elias says:
    5 October 2018 at 06:44

    I am really happy to have mass online on different schedules. May the almighty God bless you for those who enabled me and others share the holy mass.

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  22. Trinidad Libres says:
    11 August 2018 at 17:57

    I want to watch the holy mass

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  23. Jitendra Kamat says:
    21 February 2018 at 10:19

    I’m so happy that I can get masses live online

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  24. Lisa says:
    12 February 2018 at 12:09

    Does this mass actually count as attending mass based on the Catholic Churches rules ?

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    • admin says:
      12 February 2018 at 12:58

      Our internet service helps only if you have no other possibility to attend in Holy Mass in church. This means if you are sick or disable or traveling in the country where there are no catholic churches.

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      • durdi says:
        18 November 2018 at 04:09

        hello. what if you are in foreign country but there’s no mass in language that you understand?

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        • admin says:
          18 November 2018 at 10:30

          Please look at msza-online.net. Change language in right top corner.
          Maybe on that website is holy mass in your language.

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          • Danielle Long says:
            27 January 2019 at 10:09

            I think he meant to ask if, by the Catholic church’s rules, would the following count as “attending mass”?

            An American is in Taiwan for a business trip but speaks absolutely no Mandarin (or Cantonese). He/she wants to go to church on Sunday, but hasn’t the foggiest idea of how to find the address of a nearby Catholic church, let alone how to get there! Even if he/she did make it to a mass, it would be in Mandarin, so they would just be
            wasting their time, not understanding any of it.

            Rather than going through that ordeal, he/she just watches a Live English Mass broadcast on this website.

            So, they are not disabled or sick, but in a place where they have never been before, where they don’t speak the native language, and they don’t know how to get around. Would this be an acceptable situation for counting watching the live stream of a mass in their language (English) as “attending mass”?

          • Danielle Long says:
            27 January 2019 at 11:00

            I think he meant to ask if, by the Catholic church’s rules, would the following count as “attending mass”?
            An American is in Taiwan for a business trip but speaks absolutely no Mandarin (or Cantonese). He/she wants to go to church on Sunday, but hasn’t the foggiest idea of how to find the address of a nearby Catholic church, let alone how to get there! Even if he/she did make it to a mass, it would be in Mandarin, so they would just be
            wasting their time, not understanding any of it.
            Rather than going through that ordeal, he/she just watches a Live English Mass broadcast on this website.

            So, they are not disabled or sick, but in a place where they have never been before, where they don’t speak the native language, and they don’t know how to get around. Would this be an acceptable situation for counting watching the live stream of a mass in their language (English) as “attending mass”?

        • Siobhan says:
          16 April 2019 at 15:39

          For millenia, so many church-goers didn’t understand the Latin/Greek language in the liturgy, but they knew the essence of what was going on and carried out their duty to God by being present at Holy Mass, humbly and lovingly…even at the cost of great sacrifice…even their lives, in the case of certain martyrs.

          I recommend reading the chapter in St. Francis de Sales’ “Introduction to the Devout Life” on how to hear Holy Mass. He wrote it with lay-people in mind who didn’t know all the Latin being prayed/read. He recommended that they meditate on aspects of the life of Our Lord instead (e.g., during the readings), and to meditate upon the Passion during the most sacred part (“the Liturgy of the Eucharist”), sending up little aspirations and acts of faith/hope/charity, as the Holy Spirit inspires.

          Hope this helps.

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    • Evan says:
      12 February 2018 at 20:54

      Yes

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      • Siobhan says:
        16 April 2019 at 15:35

        @Danielle Long:
        The person has the duty to check before travelling where he could go to Mass, and if it is really would be physically/logistically impossible (not merely inconvenient) to get to Mass (which shouldn’t be the case if the person is on business and is, therefore, presumably in a town or city), he/she should ask his/her pastor if he could grant a dispensation in this case.
        But, regarding language, that’s not a good enough reason. For millenia, so many church-goers didn’t understand the Latin/Greek language in the liturgy, but they knew the essence of what was going on and carried out their duty to God by being present at Holy Mass, humbly and lovingly…even at the cost of great sacrifice…even their lives, in the case of certain martyrs.
        We ought to look to the Saints for our inspiration in committing to Holy Mass. As St. Teresa of Calcutta is reported to have said, “Love can’t be lived minimally.”

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  25. Vicki T. Smith says:
    23 December 2017 at 14:40

    I usually attend the Saturday vigil mass. I no longer drive and depend on others for my ride. When I can’t go because of illness or some other reason, I “attend” on TV. My question is– where is there a televised vigil mass, or is it just on Sundays?

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    • admin says:
      7 January 2018 at 08:51

      Thank you for question. We provide Holy Mass calendar for all days, not only for Sundays. Please visit our page, you are welcome!

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  26. Mrs Dianna Monica Bell says:
    10 December 2017 at 05:41

    Thank you for sharing Mass with us. From my heart I thank you. Dianna

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