Christmas rc mass schedule

[IMHO]

Does anyone know where I can get a listing of what massses are being said when for Christmas? I looked all over the net and cannot seem to zero in on this information. Thanks

[Soundbear]

I would expect that RC churches run their masses at the regular times through the season.

Evangelical churches have mostly finished their special events by now, though I might reccommend Bethel Chapel's Cantata tomorrow morning at 11:00 AM They are always good.

[IMHO]

There are special times for masses over Christmas...we are not talking about a regular weekend here.

[Soundbear]

There are special times for masses over Christmas...we are not talking about a regular weekend here.

I didn't know that.

edit to add - I called a deacon at one of the churches I know, St. Joseph the Worker.

Christmas Eve. 9:30

Chritmas Day 9:30 or 10, not sure. (go early, be on time!!)

New Years day 9:30 or 10.

[H.E. Pennypacker]

http://www.diocesessm.org/DiowebDocu...94304/en?cl=en

[RWGR]

Christmas.

Christ's Mass

[RWGR]

http://www.masstimes.org/dotnet/default.aspx

[GRUMPY]

There are special times for masses over Christmas...we are not talking about a regular weekend here.

I would have thought the the title of this thread would have said it all. By the way the midnight mass at Pressious Blood is at 12, who would of thought.

[GRUMPY]

I didn't know that.

edit to add - I called a deacon at one of the churches I know, St. Joseph the Worker.

Christmas Eve. 9:30

Chritmas Day 9:30 or 10, not sure. (go early, be on time!!)

New Years day 9:30 or 10.

there are more masses to make room for those who haven't been there since last Christmas.

[RWGR]

Looking for something, anything, to demean on the thread, Grumpy comes up empty.

[RWGR]

"By the way the midnight mass at Pressious Blood is at 12, who would of thought."

I know of masses that begin at 11pm, 11:30 pm, even 10 pm, all called "Midnight Mass". Oh, and what is a "pressious"?

"there are more masses to make room for those who haven't been there since last Christmas."

Yes, Grumpy, more people go to church at Christmas than at any other time in the year, except for maybe Easter.

But, thanks for the chuckle. Just imagining how you thought you stumbled upon some 'gotcha' was kind of cute.

[Soundbear]

there are more masses to make room for those who haven't been there since last Christmas.

So that's why you know about the midnight mass!!!