“The sacrifice of the Mass is the sacrifice of Calvary, re-presenting it in the life of the Church in every time and place, from the rising to the setting of the sun.” (Feingold¹)
When you view these celebrations, whether separated by distance or time, participate in the celebration. Do that fully — stand; sit; kneel; say the prayers; sing the responses; listen to the readings and the homily; make a spiritual communion.
Although viewing the sacrifice of the Mass online cannot satisfy the Obligation for Sundays or Holy Days, we stream celebrations to provide comfort for those who are not able to attend. You can ask local clergy to arrange to visit you in order to receive the sacraments at home, if you cannot get to church to receive them.
Streaming on Sundays is currently via the diocesan parish’s Facebook Live; some weekday services are streamed on the Ordinariate community’s Facebook page. We have a YouTube channel and use this for some streaming and archiving. We make Divine Worship services which were streamed live available together here once the stream is complete. All live streaming is subject to availability: plans can change at short notice or we might experience technical difficulties.
Most Sunday Masses have service leaflets. You can find these in our collection of pew sheets. The links on each video will either open the leaflet in a new window or download it to your machine; this depends on your browser.
¹ Lawrence Feingold: The Eucharist: Mystery of Presence, Sacrifice, and Communion pub. Emmaus Academic, Steubenville, Ohio: 2018
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