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Saint Jude Shrine broadcasts on Sundays and Holy Days at 10 A.M. Central U.S. Standard Time.
An excerpt from the encyclical Miranda Prorsus (On Cinema, Radio, and Television), Pope Pius XII, September 8, 1957:
The pope is quoted below:
“The absorbing interest with which televised broadcasts of Catholic events are viewed by great numbers of spectators is well known to Us. It is obvious, of course, that to participate in the Eucharistic Sacrifice through the medium of television is not the same as being actually present at Mass, as is of obligation on holy days. We made this point some years ago in speaking of sound broadcasting. Nevertheless, those who for any reason are unable to be present in person at these religious ceremonies, are enabled by seeing them on television to obtain a rich harvest of blessings for the strengthening of their faith and the renewal of their fervor. We are well assured, therefore, that We may recommend such programs unreservedly."
Viewable Mass Times Around The World
5 AM Hawaiian Daylight Time (Honolulu, Oahu)
8 AM US Pacific Daylight Time (Los Angeles, San Francisco, Vancouver)
8 AM Mountain Standard Time (Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff – and all of Arizona)
9 AM Mountain Daylight Time (Denver, Cheyanne, Calgary)
10 AM US Central Daylight Time (Houston, Chicago, Winnipeg)
11 AM US Eastern Daylight Time (Miami, New York, Toronto, Quebec)
12 Noon Atlantic Daylight Time (Halifax, San Juan, Caracas)
4 PM Sunday Greenwich Daylight Mean Time (London, Lisbon)
5 PM Sunday Central European Daylight Time (Oslo, Madrid, Rome, Paris, Berlin, Cairo)
6 PM Sunday Eastern European Daylight Time (Athens, Helsinki, Kiev)
6 PM Sunday Moscow Standard Time (Saint Petersburg, Ankara, Minsk, Riyadh)
8:30 PM Sunday Indian Standard Time (Mumbai, Goa, Calcutta)
12 AM Monday, Japan Standard Time (Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama)
1 AM Monday, Australian Eastern Daylight Time (Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne)