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CyrilSebastian
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Is it a requirement of each Catholic diocese that a Saturday Vigil Mass or a Sunday Mass be televised for shut-ins?
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adrift
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If it is the diocese in Colorado don’t do it. Besides EWTN the only mass I have seen recently was on ION (which I don’t get anymore) from Chicago. KWGN in Denver use to but it has been many years since they have had one.Is it a requirement of each Catholic diocese that a Saturday Vigil Mass or a Sunday Mass be televised for shut-ins?
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Hoosier_Daddy
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No of course not! Why would it? Televised mass does not qualify for fulfilling the obligation.Is it a requirement of each Catholic diocese that a Saturday Vigil Mass or a Sunday Mass be televised for shut-ins?
Also since many Catholics worldwide don’t have tvs then why would this matter?
In my opinion this is a silly question.
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Hoosier_Daddy
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One could always go online. Ewtn, YouTube, etc to see a mass at any time of the day or night. Vsp one would always be “available” to view, though I’m still not sure how important this is…
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peter26
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No, though I do know of one local parish that do offer this.
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ChurchSoldier
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Not sure if it is a requirement (I would doubt that it is), but I know there are A LOT of sick and/or elderly people who are sustained by being able to watch Mass or say a Rosary with others through televised Catholic stations.
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pianistclare
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NO.
Not anywhere.
Not anywhere.
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7_Sorrows
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our diocese offers a televised Mass, but I don’t think it is a requirement.
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Todd977
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My favorite, regularly-streamed Sunday Mass is the one from the Basilica of the Sacred Heart on the University of Notre Dame campus at South Bend, Indiana available online at CatholicTV.com, link
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