LIVE-STREAMING OF DAILY MASS AND DEVOTIONS FROM LEEDS CATHEDRAL
From 25 March 2020, Holy Mass will be live-streamed EACH WEEKDAY at 10:30 am and on SUNDAYS at 11:00am. There will also be a live-stream of the Angelus at 12:00 Noon each weekday, followed by praying the Rosary.
Full details of all HOLY WEEK MASSES and DEVOTIONS are available via the Leeds Cathedral web page: https://www.dioceseofleeds.org.uk/cathedral/
To participate online, please access the Leeds Cathedral Live YouTube channel www.leedscathedrallive.org.uk where the words of Prayers, Devotions and Orders of Service may be viewed, or downloaded from the Diocesan website.
Should you wish at any time to contribute £5 to the Offertory of our Mother Church, please text CHURCH LIVE to 70500
Some live and some pre-recorded Sunday Masses are being celebrated online in several of our parishes. The full list, including details of how to contribute to the Offertory of your parish, is being updated upon receipt of information about where to find Holy Mass Online in the Diocese of Leeds.
Welcome from the Bishop of Leeds
Whatever your reason for visiting our website: if you are a parishioner from our own diocesan family, a first time visitor of any faith or none, or an enquirer seeking information, I welcome you. If you have been away from the Church for any reason, I warmly welcome you back home.
‘Catholic’ means ‘universal’. The 170,000 Catholics in our Diocese are part of the same family as the 1.3 billion Catholics worldwide. We are all brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ. God is the Creator and Father of our human family: He feeds us, forgives us, and loves us. We try to do the same for one another.
Be assured that you are in my prayers; and I ask you to keep me in yours.
Your brother and servant in Christ,
The Rt Rev Marcus Stock, Tenth Bishop of Leeds
Welcome from the Bishop of Leeds
Whatever your reason for visiting our website: if you are a parishioner from our own diocesan family, a first time visitor of any faith or none, or an enquirer seeking information, I welcome you. If you have been away from the Church for any reason, I warmly welcome you back home.
‘Catholic’ means ‘universal’. The 170,000 Catholics in our Diocese are part of the same family as the 1.3 billion Catholics worldwide. We are all brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ. God is the Creator and Father of our human family: He feeds us, forgives us, and loves us. We try to do the same for one another.
Be assured that you are in my prayers; and I ask you to keep me in yours.
Your brother and servant in Christ,
The Rt Rev Marcus Stock, Tenth Bishop of Leeds
