What time does the Good Friday Mass begin 2024: the time of the celebration of the Passion of the Lord with Pope Francis
Today, March 29, 2024, Good Friday, Pope Francis presides over the Mass of the Passion of the Lord from St. Peter's Basilica. But what time does it start? What is the 2024 Good Friday Mass time? We'll tell you straight away: the celebration will begin at 5pm. The Pontiff will then go to the Colosseum for the traditional Via Crucis at 9pm. But where to watch the Mass of the Passion of the Lord on Good Friday live on TV and in streaming, today 29 March 2024, from St. Peter's Basilica? Appointment live from 5pm on Tv2000.
The channel published by the CEI is visible on button 28 of digital terrestrial, on button 157 of the Sky decoder and on channel 18 of the Tivùsat satellite platform. There is therefore no provision for a live broadcast of the Good Friday mass on Rai or Mediaset channels. At 9pm, however, the Via Crucis presided over by Pope Francis will be broadcast, also live on Rai 1, broadcast worldwide from the Colosseum. The Good Friday celebration will also be visible in live streaming on the website TV2000, which allows you to follow the broadcaster's various programs from your PC, tablet and smartphone. Furthermore, you can follow everything via the Vatican News channels, below is their live broadcast from the YouTube channel.
Easter 2024: the Mass calendar
Good Friday we contemplate the Passion and death of Jesus. Double appointment for the Pope. At 5pm Pope Francis will preside over the celebration of the Passion of the Lord in St. Peter's Basilica. Then, at 9.15pm, the traditional ritual of the Via Crucis among the torches of the faithful and the arches of the Colosseum, which will be broadcast live on Rai 1. On Saturday 30 March Pope Francis will preside over the solemn Easter Vigil at 7.30pm in St. Peter's Square. On March 31st, Easter Sunday, appointment at 10 am with the Mass from St. Peter's Basilica for the Resurrection of the Lord. At 12 the Pontiff will impart the “Urbi et Orbi” blessing from the central loggia of St. Peter's Basilica.
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