Celebrating the Eucharist.
A San Francisco ministry, broadcast and streamed each week — for those who cannot gather in the pews, and for everyone who needs the Mass to come to them.
On the air
Father David Ghiorso and Father Ray Reyes celebrate the televised Mass each Sunday, with Deacon Michael Ghiorso proclaiming the Gospel and preaching — the same liturgy, the same reverence, in the same San Francisco tradition.
Celebrant
Father David serves as a celebrant of the televised Sunday Mass. His preaching draws on a lifetime of parish ministry in the Archdiocese of San Francisco, with a steady, pastoral voice that meets viewers exactly where they are.
Celebrant
Father Ray brings warmth and quiet humor to the broadcast. He is known for homilies that take the Sunday readings and root them in the ordinary work of daily life — for those in the pew, and those watching from home.
Homilist
Deacon Michael proclaims the Gospel and preaches at the televised Mass, carrying the readings from the ambo into the everyday lives of viewers at home.
Fundraisers, prayer nights, and community gatherings that keep the TV Mass on the air for those who cannot leave home.
Featured · Coming soon
A new community gathering is in the works
We are planning the next fundraiser for the TV Mass. Dates and details will be announced here and on the events page soon.
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§ 05 — Sustain the broadcast
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A single dollar carries one minute of closed-captioned airtime.
Production, captioning, airtime, distribution, and the missals mailed to homebound parishioners — every Sunday is paid for by viewers like you.
