The following is a very short list of exceptional online resources for virtually attending Holy Mass and for virtually participating in Eucharist Adoration. 

HOLY MASS  (For Eucharistic Adoration, scroll down)

• Vatican Mass: 
  • EWTN – Sundays – Check your local EWTN channel for time(s)
  • Vatican News Livestream: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YceQ8YqYMc)
    

•  St. Albert’s Dominican House of Studies, Western Dominican Province – beautiful, simple, reverent, intimate (Editor’s favorite)
  • 9:30am PT (12:30pm ET) Sundays – LIVESTREAM (then available as repeat) – St. Albert’s Western Dominican House of Studies
    
  • URL for LIVESTREAM and REPEAT: https://livestream.com/opwest

• • To see other wonderful spiritual resources , scroll below to “Related Resources”

• St. Dominic’s in San Francisco, where National Shrine of St. Jude resides –
  • 10am PT (1:00pm ET) Sundays – LIVESTREAM – St. Dominic’s parish in San Francisco: https://stdominics.org/

• EWTN: on TV
  • Sunday and Daily Masses — Check your local EWTN channel for time(s)
  • For main site and other resources: http://www.ewtn.com

•  St. John Cantius parish – stunningly beautiful, restored church, vibrant parish in Chicago — offers Livestream of both Ordinary and Extraordinary Masses
  • Livestream (times shown are in Central Time): https://www.cantius.org/go/news/detail/live_stream_of_masses/

• Shrine of Our Lady of Knock – Weekday Masses in lovely parish church with beautiful singing. Short sermons often mention something about the miracle at Knock.
  • Livestream – Monday-Saturday – (11:30am PT / 1:30p CT / 2:30 ET) – https://www.knockshrine.ie/watch-live/?v=7516fd43adaa

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

• Livestream –  Perpetual Adoration Chapels from around the world with Live webcams :  https://virtualadoration.home.blog/
• Livestream – From 8am ET to 6pm ET daily – EWTN Chapel: https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/adoration

RELATED RESOURCES:

• Virtual, Online Lenten Retreat with Cardinal O’Malley
• Dominican Western Province SPIRITUAL RESOURCES DURING CORONA VIRUS

Our perspective:   We at Catholic Business Journal ultimately favor “simulcast” or “livestream” over watching a replay because the Consecration of bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ is actually happening in real time as you view from home.  All of the references above are “livestream,” including Adoration webcam sites.

We also prefer camera positioning that focuses as much as possible on what is happening at the altar, up close—especially during the Consecration, readings, sermon, and meditation—as though you are right there.  We found frequent camera wide-angle panning and close-ups of the congregation members to be distracting and less conducive to putting oneself in the presence of Christ.

And if beautiful sacred music is included—the kind not often found at local parish Masses—it sometimes took our breath away and always enhanced the prayer and meditation.

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