Televised Mass 

for the Sick and Homebound

Televised Masses for the sick and homebound will be celebrated and recorded on Wednesday, July 31. The Masses that will be celebrated and the times:

  • 9:30 a.m. - 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
  • 10:15 a.m. - 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
  • 11:00 a.m. - 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time
  • 11:45 a.m. - 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 

You can be a part of this important ministry to the sick and homebound simply by participating as a member of the congregation. You can attend as many of the Masses as you wish. Please join us! The Sunday Mass on television is an outreach of the Diocese of Las Vegas that serves those who, for reasons outside of their control, are unable to attend Sunday Mass. For those who are interested in viewing our televised Masses, or might know someone who would be comforted by this outreach, these Masses can be viewed here on our website each week, and on the CW Network every Sunday morning. Check your local listings.


When you attend the taping of these televised Masses, and participate as a member of the assembly, you remind the homebound that they are loved by their brothers and sisters in Christ, and that they remain a vibrant part of our faith community.  Please join us!




Catholic Mass Celebrating the Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time - July 28, 2024

Roman Catholic Mass celebrating the Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time at  

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church in Las Vegas, Nevada, 

with Fr. Shawn Dresden, Pastor of St. John Paul II Roman Catholic Church in Henderson, Nevada. Music provided by Lissy DeJesus, cantor, and Brian Hicks, pianist. Readings proclaimed by Georgette D. Garcia.



Catholic Mass Celebrating the Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time - July 21, 2024

Roman Catholic Mass celebrating the Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time at 

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church in Las Vegas, Nevada, 

with Fr. James Michael Jankowski, Pastor. Music provided by Lissy DeJesus, cantor, and Brian Hicks, pianist. Readings proclaimed by Edna Bernardo.