Q318 – Do live-streamed religious events still hold value post-COVID, like Mass, adoration, and devotions?

Interview Organization: The Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima
Interviewer Name: Christopher Wendt
Date: November 13, 2024
Broadcasts of the Holy Mass are a consolation for the sick, the elderly, those confined to bed, or people in prison. They also help those caring for others at home to participate and pray. In such situations, being able to see the Mass offers spiritual support and a sense of connection.
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Transcript:

I think it is also helpful for people who are sick, bedridden, or elderly and cannot move, as well as for those who are in prison or in other difficult situations. For them, it is a great consolation to be able to see and participate in the Holy Mass through these means.

I believe it is especially valuable for someone who must stay at home to take care of sick children or others. They can still assist spiritually and be helped in their prayer through this.