Sunday

Masses are offered in person & can be viewed on YouTube and Facebook Live.
Masks are optional.

8:00 AM - Said Mass - Rite 1
This is a simple mass conducted from the Book of Common Prayer (1979) using Rite 1 (traditional) language. There is no music. Scripture readings are taken from the New Revised Standard Version of The Holy Bible and the psalms are drawn from the 1979 BCP Psalter, 1928 BCP Psalter, or the King James Version. There is a sermon. The mass lasts 45 minutes to one hour.

9:30 AM - La Misa en Español
Esta misa es conducida enteramente en español. La misa sigue El Libro de Oración Común. Cantamos canciones y hay un sermón interactivo. La misa dura una hora y es transmitida en vivo por YouTube. Haga clic al botón por arriba “Watch Our Services.”

11:00 AM - High Mass - Rite 1
This mass incorporates the full ceremonial of Western liturgical tradition. The parts of mass are largely chanted and incense is used (lots of it!). The form of the mass comes from the Book of Common Prayer (1979), with additional chanted propers of the day, and may include elements from the Anglican Missal. Rite 1 (traditional language) is used. The Scripture readings are taken from the New Revised Standard Version of The Holy Bible, but the psalms, which are chanted, utilize a variety of psalters. There are hymns at this mass and are taken from The Hymnal 1982, The Hymnal 1940, and Lift Every Voice and Sing II. There is a sermon. The mass generally lasts from 75 to 90 minutes, but may run longer on major Solemnities and Holy Days. This mass is live streamed on YouTube and can be viewed through our webpage titled “Watch Our Services” above.

Wednesday

7:00 PM - Low Mass
This is our regular weekday mass. It is celebrated using Rite 1. “Low mass” means that it is simpler in its celebration. The weekday masses recognize various Holy Days, feasts, and commemorations, according to Holy Women, Holy Men, as they occur. A homily is offered by the priest and is interactive; anyone may participate, but no one is required to do so. There is an offertory hymn sung a capella. The mass lasts 45-60 minutes. This service is also live streamed on Facebook.

First Thursday of the Month

7:00 PM - Walsingham Rosary
Every month on the first Thursday of the Month members of the Cell of the Holy House of Our Lady of Walsingham and St. Martin de Porres gather to pray the Rosary over Zoom. The traditional Roman rosary is used and the mysteries vary seasonally. (Advent through Epiphanytide: Joyful; Lent: Sorrowful; Eastertide: Glorious; Ordinary Time: Luminous) For each mystery a meditation and prayers are offered using a resource from the Holy House in Walsingham, UK. The service lasts one hour. It is not necessary to be a member of the cell to participate. All are welcome.

Friday

9:30 AM - Low Mass or Morning Prayer
Worship occurs every Friday morning and alternates weekly between Morning Prayer and Low Mass. Morning Prayer (Rite 2) comes directly from the Book of Common Prayer (1979) and is lay led. When mass is celebrated, it is a Rite 1 low mass and recognizes various Holy Days, feasts, and commemorations, according to Holy Women, Holy Men, as they occur. A homily is offered by the priest and is interactive; anyone may participate, but no one is required to do so. There is an offertory hymn sung a capella. Morning prayer lasts 30 minutes and low mass lasts 45-60 minutes. The mass is live streamed on Facebook.