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Irishmom2
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Perhaps you have a friend who is going to mass and you could get a ride with their family. Most people would gladly offer a ride.
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amazingcatholic
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DrewYoung
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This is the best way like visiting to a Church can give a more peace of mind. There is no substitution for it.
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Jerzy
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@(name removed by moderator) just made a separate thread about this article, but it seems VERY relevant to your situation, so just so you don’t miss it:
4 Ways to make your life Eucharistic even if you can’t make it to daily Mass
The saints offer us some quick and easy tools to bring the liturgy into our day.
aleteia.org
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Jerzy
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Sorry if I stepped on your toes! I wasn’t sure how to handle this sort of thing, and it’s a great link! I also wanted to give credit where credit is due, which I why I mentioned you in my post 
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Todd_Easton
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I like to watch the Sunday Catholic Mass produced each week by Heart of the Nation for people who can’t get to church. I often watch it even if I have already been to Sunday Mass at church. Their Sunday Mass runs only about a half hour and usually has good music and good homilies. If it is not available locally on television or radio, you can always watch or listen to it anytime online. They also offer a free, bi-monthly Prayer and Worship Guide that includes the Sunday Mass readings and Mass responses.
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Robbe77Tunic
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Great Idea.
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JoeShlabotnik
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Mass is Mass because it is conducted in a Church.
Unless you reside in a Church, I do not see how you can celebrate Mass at home.
Unless you reside in a Church, I do not see how you can celebrate Mass at home.
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Justin_Mary
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You can’t. But you can unite yourself to the Mass being celebrated that day.
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RedDecks
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Thank you. This is what I was trying to get at. What do I do went I can’t. I would do my best to get there but when I can’t, what do I do? And I think this will be a perfect answer to this. Thank you.
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