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  • Catholic Mass Today | Wednesday April 22, 2026 | CatholicTV Daily Mass

    Alleluia! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Wednesday of the Third Week of Easter. We gather as a global community of faith to celebrate the "victory of Jesus over death" and to find consolation in the merciful heart of Christ. In today’s reverent Homily, Father Paul Ring reflects on the deep spiritual hunger that only Jesus, the "Bread of Life," can satisfy. Drawing from the early Church’s resilience during persecution and Jesus’ promise of eternal life, we explore how the Lord transforms our "failures to walk in God's word of love" into opportunities for grace and renewal. We are encouraged to recognize that the "most holy exchange" of the Eucharist provides the help we need in this present life and the assurance of "eternal gladness" in the next. This Mass is a powerful invitation to "go in the peace of Christ," carrying His love into a world in need of hope. The Scriptures highlight the spread of the Gospel and the promise of the Resurrection: -The First Reading (Acts 8:1b-8): A severe persecution breaks out against the Church in Jerusalem, causing the believers—except for the Apostles—to scatter throughout the countryside of Judea and Samaria. Philip goes to a city in Samaria to proclaim the Christ, where the crowds pay attention to his message and witness the healing of the paralyzed and crippled. This missionary work results in "great joy in that city". -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 66): A call to universal praise: "Let all the earth cry out to God with joy". -The Holy Gospel (John 6:35-40): Jesus declares to the crowd, "I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me will never hunger". He reveals that His mission is to do the will of the Father who sent Him: that He should not lose anything of what was given to Him, but raise it up on the last day. Jesus promises that everyone who sees the Son and believes in Him will have eternal life. May the sacred mysteries we celebrate today strengthen our hearts and lead us more deeply into the life of the Risen Lord. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 0:58 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:22 -First Reading: 2:54 -Responsorial Psalm: 4:02 -Gospel: 6:17 -Homily: 7:11 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 15:17 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 16:45 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 18:07 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:37 -Communion: 24:54 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:53 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Wednesday of the Third Week of Easter. -Gospel Focus: The Bread of Eternal Life; Jesus identifies Himself as the essential nourishment for the human soul, emphasizing that the "victory of Jesus over death" is not just a past event but an ongoing promise that those who believe will be "raised up on the last day". -Homily Key Message: We are invited to place ourselves in the "merciful heart of Christ"; as we celebrate the "most holy exchange" of the Eucharist, we receive the spiritual strength necessary to remain faithful to God's word and to find "consolation" amidst the trials of life. If today's Mass helped you find strength in the Risen Christ, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support allows us to continue sharing this great prayer with our global parish family! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Easter2026 #BreadOfLife #GospelOfJohn #ActsOfTheApostles #ResurrectionHope #DivineMercy #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherPaulRing

  • Catholic Mass Today | Tuesday April 21, 2026 | CatholicTV Daily Mass

    Alleluia! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Tuesday of the Third Week of Easter. We gather on this beautiful day for an "invitation to hope," celebrating the victory of Jesus over death and the new life offered to all who are reborn of water and the Holy Spirit. In today’s reverent Homily, the celebrant reflects on the transformative power of the Resurrection as seen in the lives of the first Christians. Drawing from the radical communal life described in the Acts of the Apostles and Jesus' teaching to Nicodemus, we explore how being "born from above" leads to a life of incredible unity and generosity. We are encouraged to recognize that through the "eternal mysteries" of the Eucharist, we are purged of sin and strengthened to bear witness to the Risen Lord in our own communities. This Mass is a powerful call to let the grace of God increase within us, so that we may lack nothing in our journey toward the "incorruptible glory" of the Kingdom. The Scriptures today contrast the ultimate sacrifice of the first martyr with the promise of heavenly sustenance: -The First Reading (Acts 7:51-8:1a): We witness the powerful final testimony and martyrdom of St. Stephen. Filled with the Holy Spirit, he gazes into heaven and sees the glory of God, echoing Christ’s own words of forgiveness as he commends his spirit to the Lord. -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 31): A prayer of total trust in God’s providence: "Father, into your hands I commend my spirit". -The Holy Gospel (John 6:30-35): Jesus corrects the crowd’s focus on the manna of their ancestors, revealing that He is the true Bread from Heaven sent by the Father to give life to the world. May the Lord bless you and keep you, making His face shine upon you as you walk in the peace of Christ. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:02 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 1:51 -First Reading: 2:35 -Responsorial Psalm: 4:38 -Gospel: 7:03 -Homily: 8:00 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 14:58 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 16:36 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 17:42 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:58 -Communion: 25:08 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:55 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Tuesday of the Third Week of Easter. -Gospel Focus: The Bread of Life Discourse. Jesus identifies Himself as the essential nourishment for the soul, a gift from the Father that transcends earthly needs and grants eternal life. -Homily Key Message: Mercy is the light that never goes out. By entering into silence and looking upon the cross, we find the strength to face loneliness or suffering, trusting that the Eucharist nourishes our hearts and reminds us we are never alone. If today’s celebration of Easter hope and the legacy of Pope Francis brought you comfort, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support helps us share the light of Christ with our global family. Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Easter2026 #GospelOfJohn #ActsOfTheApostles #BornFromAbove #HolySpirit #OneHeartAndMind #ResurrectionHope #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV

  • Catholic Mass Today | Monday April 20, 2026 | CatholicTV Daily Mass

    Alleluia! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Monday of the Third Week of Easter. We gather as a community of faith to celebrate the victory of Jesus over death and to ask for the grace to live as Christ did. In today’s reverent Homily, Father Chris Bae reflects on our motives for seeking the Lord, asking the poignant question: "Do you pray to God only when you need something?". Drawing from the crowd’s search for Jesus after the multiplication of the loaves and the witness of St. Stephen, we explore the difference between "food that perishes" and the "food that endures for eternal life". We are encouraged to follow the example of St. Thomas Aquinas by desiring "nothing except God himself," finding our deepest union with Him through the gift of the Holy Eucharist. This Mass is a powerful invitation to "put off our old self" and to believe in the One whom the Father has sent. The Scriptures highlight the courage of the first martyr and the true work of God: -The First Reading (Acts 6:8-15): Stephen, a man "filled with grace and power," works great wonders among the people, leading to a debate with members of the Synagogue of Freedmen who cannot withstand his wisdom. When they instigate false witnesses to charge him with blasphemy against Moses and God, the Sanhedrin looks intently at Stephen and sees that his face is "like the face of an angel". -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 119): A commitment to the divine way: "Blessed are they who follow the law of the Lord". -The Holy Gospel (John 6:22-29): The crowd follows Jesus to Capernaum, prompting Him to reveal their true motive: they seek Him because they "ate the loaves and were filled". Jesus commands them to work for the food that endures for eternal life and identifies the definitive work of God: "that you believe in the one he sent". May the healing Paschal remedies we receive today conform us more closely to the nature of Christ, our Good Shepherd. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 0:58 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:15 -First Reading: 2:43 -Responsorial Psalm: 3:57 -Gospel: 6:41 -Homily: 8:41 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 12:51 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 13:53 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 16:01 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:52 -Communion: 25:07 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:50 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Monday of the Third Week of Easter. -Gospel Focus: The Bread of Life Discourse; Jesus begins to pivot the crowd's focus from physical hunger to spiritual necessity, teaching that the "victory of Jesus over death" provides a sustenance that never perishes and that true faith is the foundational "work" of the Christian life. -Homily Key Message: We are called to receive "God himself in the Eucharist"; by moving beyond prayers of petition for earthly things, we enter into a "real and tangible" relationship with the Lord, allowing His presence to be our greatest reward. If today's Mass helped you hunger for the Bread of Life, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support allows us to continue sharing this great prayer with our global parish family! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Easter2026 #GospelOfJohn #BreadOfLife #StStephen #HolyEucharist #DivineMercy #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherChrisBae

  • La Santa Misa | Tercer Domingo de Pascua

    Padre Marcelino D'Arthenay celebra la santa misa del 19 de abril de 2025. Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #CatholicMassToday #CatholicMassOnline #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #BishopReed #BishopCristianoBorroBarbosa

  • Catholic Mass Today | Saturday April 18, 2026 | CatholicTV Daily Mass

    Alleluia! Join The CatholicTV Network for the joyous and sacred celebration of Easter Saturday, concluding the extraordinary Octave of Easter. We gather as a holy family to celebrate the "victory of Jesus over death" and to pray for the grace to never "sway from the path of life" as we follow the Risen Lord. In today’s reverent liturgy, the celebrant explores the "passable mysteries" that open the door of mercy for all the faithful. Drawing from the organizational growth of the early Church in the Acts of the Apostles and Jesus’ miraculous walk upon the water, we reflect on how Christ serves as our physician to "heal our wounds" and our advocate to defend us. We are encouraged to embrace the way God desires for us, trusting that what His Son commanded us to do in His name will bring about a growth in charity within our own lives. This Mass is a powerful invitation to live as a "new creation," transformed by the incorruptible glory of the Resurrection. The Scriptures highlight the expansion of the Gospel and the reassuring presence of the Savior: -The First Reading (Acts 6:1-7): As the number of disciples continues to grow, the community faces its first organizational challenge regarding the daily distribution of food. The Twelve commission seven reputable men, filled with the Spirit and wisdom, to serve as deacons so that the Apostles may devote themselves to prayer and the ministry of the Word. This step leads to the Word of God continuing to spread and the number of disciples in Jerusalem increasing greatly. -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 33): A song of divine watchful love: "Lord, let your mercy be on us, as we place our trust in you". -The Holy Gospel (John 6:16-21): The disciples are crossing the sea in the dark when a strong wind blows and the sea becomes stirred up. They see Jesus walking on the sea and coming near the boat, and they are afraid. Jesus reassures them, saying, "It is I. Do not be afraid," and as they take Him into the boat, they immediately reach their destination. May the sacred mystery we receive today keep us safe for eternal life and lead us to a growth in charity through Christ our Lord. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:10 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:25 -First Reading: 3:14 -Responsorial Psalm: 4:33 -Gospel: 7:12 -Homily: 9:11 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 11:19 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 13:29 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 15:01 -The Lord's Prayer: 21:51 -Communion: 24:55 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:50 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Saturday within the Octave of Easter. -Gospel Focus: The Reassuring Presence of the Risen Lord; Jesus’ appearance on the water in the midst of a storm reveals that He is the master over creation and the definitive source of peace for a Church facing the "strong winds" of the world, reminding us that with Him, we reach our destination. -Homily Key Message: We are called to "attain in our flesh the incorruptible glory of the resurrection"; by following the path God desires for us and trusting in His "hope against all hope," we become worthy witnesses who can proclaim the Gospel with boldness and serve the community with charity. If today's celebration of the Resurrection filled your heart with peace, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support allows us to continue sharing this great prayer with our global parish community! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #EasterWednesday #CatholicMass #OctaveOfEaster #John316 #RisenLord #ActsOfTheApostles #ZoeLife #ChristianUnity #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherMichaelDellaPenna

  • Catholic Mass Today | Sunday April 19, 2026 | CatholicTV Daily Mass

    Welcome! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Third Sunday of Easter. Today, we gather to celebrate the "victory of Jesus over death" and to pray that we may "look forward in confident hope" to the final day of resurrection. In today’s inspiring Homily, Father Chris O'Connor invites us to "behold the Lamb of God" through the lens of the Emmaus journey. Drawing from the discouraged hearts of the disciples on the road and their eventual recognition of Jesus, Father explores three calls for our own lives: to watch for Christ in the ordinary, to walk with Him as we travel toward our heavenly home, and to witness to His love by sharing the good news with the world. This Mass is a powerful reminder that "good news is meant to be shared" and that Christ continues to reveal Himself to us in the "breaking of the bread". The Scriptures highlight the apostolic proclamation and the presence of the Risen Lord: -The First Reading (Acts 2:14, 22-33): On the day of Pentecost, Peter stands with the Eleven and proclaims that Jesus the Nazarene—a man commended by God through mighty deeds—was raised from the dead according to God's set plan. He testifies that it was "impossible for him to be held" by death and that the Apostles are all witnesses to His exaltation. -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 16): A prayer of confidence in the path of life: "Lord, you will show us the path of life". -The Second Reading (1 Peter 1:17-21): St. Peter reminds the faithful that they were ransomed from futile conduct not by silver or gold, but by the "precious blood of Christ," the spotless Lamb, so that their faith and hope are rooted in God. -The Holy Gospel (Luke 24:13-35): Two downcast disciples encounter the Risen Jesus while walking to Emmaus, though "their eyes were prevented from recognizing him". Jesus interprets the Scriptures for them, showing how the Christ had to suffer to enter His glory. At the table, when He takes, blesses, and breaks the bread, "their eyes were opened" and they recognize Him before He vanishes from their sight. May the "restored glory of our adoption" fill us with renewed youthfulness of spirit as we walk the pilgrimage of life toward the Father's house. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:30 -Gloria: 2:33 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 3:23 -First Reading: 4:08 -Responsorial Psalm: 6:46 -Second Reading: 8:44 -Gospel: 10:44 -Homily: 13:40 -The Creed: 17:58 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 18:37 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 19:13 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 20:22 -The Lord's Prayer: 24:28 -Communion: 26:33 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 27:12 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Third Sunday of Easter. -Gospel Focus: The Eucharistic Encounter; the Emmaus story reveals that the Risen Lord is encountered through both the Word (the burning of hearts during Scripture) and the Sacrament (the recognition in the breaking of bread), establishing the Mass as the primary place where believers continue to see the "Lamb of God". -Homily Key Message: We are called to "tell the world about your friendship with Jesus". By recognizing Christ's presence in the poor, the suffering, and the Eucharist, we become people of "bold charity" who walk from the earthly to the heavenly. If today's Mass helped you recognize Jesus in your own life journey, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. You can text your prayer intentions to 844-697-5221. Your donations at CatholicTV.com/donate allow us to share this "great prayer" with our global parish family! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #EasterSunday #RoadToEmmaus #CatholicMass #RisenLord #BreakingOfBread #GospelOfLuke #ActsOfTheApostles #DivineMercy #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherOConnor

  • Live Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament From the CatholicTV Chapel 4/17/26

    Join us in the CatholicTV Chapel for live Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #adoration #liveadorationoftheblessedsacrament #CatholicTV

  • Catholic Mass Today | Friday April 17, 2026 | CatholicTV Daily Mass

    Alleluia! Join The CatholicTV Network as we continue our joyous celebration of Easter Friday within the Octave of Easter. We gather to offer God praise and thanks during this sacred season, reflecting on the life-giving power of the Cross and Resurrection. In today’s reverent liturgy, Father David O’Leary (from the Concord-Carlisle Collaborative) reflects on the famous miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fish. Father O'Leary offers a beautiful theological perspective: perhaps the greatest miracle was the act of sharing. When we offer the "inventory of our lives"—even if we feel tired, creaky, or have little to give—the Lord takes what is in our basket and transforms it into something miraculous. We are encouraged to be a "Matthew 25 church," welcoming the stranger and putting our unique gifts at the service of others. The Scriptures highlight divine providence and the courage of faith: -The First Reading (Acts 5:34-42): The Pharisee Gamaliel advises the Sanhedrin to leave the Apostles alone, wisely noting that if their activity is of human origin, it will fail, but if it is from God, it cannot be destroyed. -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 27): A confident declaration of faith: "The Lord is my light and my salvation". -The Holy Gospel (John 6:1-15): Jesus feeds a crowd of five thousand with only five barley loaves and two fish provided by a young boy, demonstrating that in God's hands, there is always more than enough, with twelve baskets left over. May the Lord keep safe those He has saved in His kindness, that redeemed by His passion, we may rejoice in the new life of the Spirit. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 0:58 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:10 -First Reading: 2:54 -Responsorial Psalm: 5:47 -Gospel: 8:05 -Homily: 10:20 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 15:09 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 17:02 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 18:00 -The Lord's Prayer: 23:34 -Communion: 25:36 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 27:04 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Friday within the Second Week of Easter. -Gospel Focus: The Feeding of the Five Thousand. This sign points toward the Eucharist, where Jesus continues to feed His people. It challenges us to move from a mindset of scarcity to one of communal generosity. -Homily Key Message: No matter how small or insignificant our contributions may seem, the Lord invites us to "take up the mantle". Whether through active service or the power of prayer, our willingness to be a welcoming presence transforms our parishes into true communities of believers. If today's Mass helped you see the miracles in your own life, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support helps us continue to bring the Word of God to viewers around the world! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #EasterFriday #CatholicMass #OctaveOfEaster #RisenLord #Cornerstone #GospelOfJohn #ActsOfTheApostles #MiraculousCatch #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherDavidOLeary

  • Catholic Mass Today | Thursday April 16, 2026 | CatholicTV Daily Mass

    Alleluia! Join The CatholicTV Network as we continue the joyous celebration of Easter Thursday within the Octave of Easter. We gather to celebrate the "victory of Jesus over death" and to be restored to eternal life through the power of His Resurrection. In today’s reverent liturgy, the celebrant explores the profound mystery of Christ as our High Priest who brings us reconciliation through His likeness to ourselves. Drawing from St. Peter’s powerful discourse in Solomon’s Portico and Jesus’ physical appearance to His startled disciples, we reflect on how the "Author of life" was raised from the dead to wipe away our sins. We are encouraged to increase the fruits of this Paschal Sacrament within our hearts, allowing the strength of this "saving food" to transform us into true witnesses of these sacred things. This Mass is a powerful invitation to "repent and be converted," receiving the peace that only the Risen Lord can provide. The Scriptures highlight the courage of the Apostles and the supremacy of Christ: -The First Reading (Acts 5:27-33): The Apostles are brought before the Sanhedrin for teaching in Jesus' name. Peter and the Apostles boldly declare that they "must obey God rather than men," testifying that God exalted Jesus as Leader and Savior to grant repentance and forgiveness. -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 34): A cry of trust and deliverance: "The Lord hears the cry of the poor". -The Holy Gospel (John 3:31-36): John the Baptist testifies to Jesus’ divine origin, noting that "the one who comes from heaven is above all". Most importantly, we hear the promise that God "does not ration his gift of the Spirit" to those He has sent. May the Most Holy Body and Blood of the Son make us true witnesses of His love as we celebrate these eternal mysteries. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:00 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:05 -First Reading: 2:59 -Responsorial Psalm: 3:57 -Gospel: 6:25 -Homily: 7:34 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 11:21 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 12:48 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 14:44 -The Lord's Prayer: 21:15 -Communion: 24:05 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:09 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Thursday within the Octave of Easter. -Gospel Focus: The Continuity of the Messiah; Jesus emphasizes that His Risen Body is the same that suffered, proving the fulfillment of the Law, the Prophets, and the Psalms. He transforms the disciples' "startled and terrified" state into an apostolic mission to bring "pardon and peace" to the sinner. -Homily Key Message: We are called to "be renewed in holiness of mind and heart"; as an Easter people, we rely on the intercession of Christ our High Priest to free us from our sins and strengthen us through the "saving food" of the Eucharist. If today's celebration of the Risen Lord filled your heart with peace, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support allows us to continue sharing the victory of Jesus over death with our global parish community! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #EasterWednesday #CatholicMass #OctaveOfEaster #John316 #RisenLord #ActsOfTheApostles #ZoeLife #ChristianUnity #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherMichaelDellaPenna

  • Catholic Mass Today | Wednesday April 15, 2026 | CatholicTV Daily Mass

    Alleluia! Join The CatholicTV Network as we continue our joyous celebration of Easter Wednesday within the Octave of Easter. We gather to be filled with the Lord's joy and love, asking Him to cleanse us of all that is not of God so that we may share in His true life. In today’s reverent Homily, Father Michael Della Penna reflects on the Greek word Zoe—the "true life" that God longs for us to share. Drawing from the radical communal life of the first believers and Jesus’ iconic words to Nicodemus, we explore how the Resurrection transforms our relationship with the world and its possessions. We are encouraged to move from our "former ways to newness of life," recognizing that God sent His Son not to condemn the world, but to save it. This Mass is a powerful invitation to live in the light, allowing our deeds to be seen as done in God as we strive to be of "one heart and mind". May the heavenly mysteries we celebrate today lead us to a life of sincerity and exultation, safe in the light of the Risen Christ. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 0:59 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:38 -First Reading: 3:19 -Responsorial Psalm: 5:06 -Gospel: 7:40 -Homily: 9:04 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 14:45 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 16:09 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 17:35 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:57 -Communion: 25:06 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:58 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Wednesday within the Octave of Easter. -Gospel Focus: The Light of Salvation; Jesus clarifies that God's primary intent is not judgment but life—offering His Son as a bridge so that the "victory of Jesus over death" can become a lived reality for all who choose to step out of the shadows and into the truth. -Homily Key Message: We are called to "pass from former ways to newness of life"; by participating in this "great prayer," we receive the "peace the world cannot give," enabling us to serve one another with the same radical charity that characterized the first generation of Christians. If today's Easter celebration brought you peace and joy, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support allows us to continue bringing the victory of Jesus over death to our global family! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #EasterWednesday #CatholicMass #OctaveOfEaster #John316 #RisenLord #ActsOfTheApostles #ZoeLife #ChristianUnity #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherMichaelDellaPenna