Submit Your Intentions for Cardinal Burke’s Live Holy Mass in Rome, January 1

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Dear Friend,

Have you submitted your intentions for Cardinal Burke’s live Holy Mass, followed by His Eminence leading us in the Holy Rosary from Rome that begins soon?  

Please be sure to join us! There is not a more edifying way to begin the New Year than by praying with Cardinal Burke and Rosary Warriors around the world in Operation Storm Heaven.

Here is everything you need to get ready to join Cardinal Raymond Burke for the Livestream of Operation Storm Heaven, which will begin 8 hours after the email you are reading was sent to you.

Connect to the Livestream!

As many of you will have noticed, Cardinal Burke often celebrates the Extraordinary Form of the Mass in his private chapel. If you would like more information on this beautiful form of the Mass, commonly known as the Traditional Latin Mass, please click here.

How do I watch the livestream?

Click here to watch the livestream, which will begin 8 hours from when this email was sent to you.

What Time will the Mass Begin?

The Mass will begin at 7:00 AM, Monday, January 1 (Local time in Rome, Italy).

What Time will the Mass Begin in my Time zone? 

To find out when the Mass begins in your time zone, please use the methods as explained below:

Method #1: Since this email was sent 8 hours before the livestream, just add 8 hours to the time when you received this email. Your email service provider should indicate when you received this email.

Method #2: To calculate the time in which the Mass will begin in your time zone, follow these steps:

1) Please click here to use a time zone calculator.

2) In the selections, type in Rome, Italy, and a major city in your time zone. This will show the current time in Rome and the current time in your area.

3) Use the times shown on the time zone calculator to find the time difference between the current time in Rome and the current time in your area.

4) If your current time is behind Rome's local time, subtract the time difference from 7:00 AM. The result will be the time when His Eminence's Mass begins in your time zone. If your current time is ahead of Rome, then add the time difference to 7:00 AM. 

For example, if you live in Oklahoma City, USA, the time difference between Rome and Oklahoma City is 7 hours and the current time in Oklahoma is behind the current time in Rome. 12 AM midnight is 7 hours before 7:00 AM. This means that Mass will begin at 12 AM midnight in Oklahoma City.

* Please note that in some time-zones, the Mass may begin on the evening of December 31.  

USA Eastern Standard Time: Holy Mass will begin at 1:00 AM on January 1

USA Central Standard Time: Holy Mass will begin at 12 Midnight on January 1

USA Mountain Standard Time: Holy Mass will begin at 11:00 PM on December 31

USA Pacific Standard Time: Holy Mass will begin at 10:00 PM on December 31

What if I have New Intentions?

If you have new intentions that you would like to submit, you can do so by clicking here! 

Why is the sound turned off during some parts of the Holy Mass?

In the Extraordinary Form of the Mass, which His Eminence often celebrates, some portions of the Liturgy (namely the Consecration of the Holy Eucharist) are veiled in silence so as to give due reverence and respect to the sacred mysteries taking place. Hence, our sound system is muted during these portions of the Mass to preserve the sacredness of Liturgy. This reverential silence gives us the opportunity to pray and meditate on the Sacred Mysteries which Our Lord is manifesting in the Liturgy of the Holy Mass.

What if I cannot join you online for the Holy Mass and the Rosary? 

If you miss the livestream, you can click here to watch a recording.

May the Christ Child bestow many blessings upon you and your loved ones.

In His Holy Name,

Thomas McKenna

Founder and President

Catholic Action For Faith And Family
https://www.catholicaction.org/

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P.S. -  It is through your generosity that we have been able, in every season, to continually expand our efforts to mobilize the active participation of the laity in the apostolate of the Church under the guidance of our Patron and Shepherd, Cardinal Burke. To reflect on the past year and how Catholic Action intends to Finish Forward to ensure a strong start in 2024, and how we will usher in our most important and dynamic year since our founding………. please click here to read the Year in Review and Plans for 2024.