I watched (and tele-participated in) your 9:00 Mass this morning. It was an inspiring liturgy in a beautiful sacred space, and we thank you for making it available on the web. We hope you don’t mind if we tell a few friends about the wonderful opportunity you’ve created. Many blessings to you! Stay well!

Thank you for making Sunday Mass available online. My husband is immuno-compromised so we are self-isolating as much as possible. My sister, sent me your link so we could still “attend” Mass. What a beautiful church and liturgy you are sharing.

We just watched the 10:30 Mass on your website. I feel so blessed to be a member of St. Ambrose. The Mass was beautiful and I felt the presence of God. Your sermon was perfect. I have never missed Mass in my life. Partly because of my 12 years of Catholic education with the good nuns. It was really bothering me because we choose not to come and you helped me feel good about the decision we made. It was a very difficult one. Thank you for all you do.

Thank you for offering this technology! I utilized the Broadcast of yesterday’s 4:30 service and it felt like I was still there! As a healthcare worker I noticed that although the attendance was much less than usual, people still sat close to each other. We are blessed with a beautifully updated and LARGE Church. My choice to stay home wasn’t as much for myself as the safety of others. So many of us aren’t going to develop severe symptoms of this virus and won’t realize that we can be carriers to others who are high risk. I believe we will all need to be proactive and consistent in giving that loving reminder to each other. Since we all feel so comfortable inside the walls of our Church many will not recognize the need to still keep that distance.

Hello Father Bob and the rest of the staff who made the 3/22/2020 10:30 am mass possible! On this beautiful sunny, spring morning, Jasna and I virtually attended mass by casting the live stream on our TV. It worked great!!!! We were able to pray and to join in the singing. Thank you for making this possible. Our thanks to you Father Bob, your server, the two readers, the women who leads us in song, the pianist and other musicians and of course the videographer. We have sent the link to our children who all live out of the area. Next Sunday, we can attend mass as a family, if remotely. Thank you for this opportunity.

Just as in the reading, the lord helped the blind man to see by rubbing clay on his eyes, your live stream is helping the parish to see mass and come into the light!
We pray for all of your physical and spiritual health.

Thank you so much for providing the daily mass live stream. I am a daily mass goer for my whole life and I am 59. It is almost painful not being able to receive the daily Eucharist. I thirst so deeply for it. The scripture readings, the beautiful singing and homilies with the words of encouragement you provide daily are carrying me though and giving me spiritual strength. Thank yo so much to Lisa a member of your St. Stephen’s ministry team who told my sister and shared this gift with me. God Bless!

Thank you for being proactive with the mass streaming option at this time. I have a compromised immune system. Obviously I am more susceptible to infections. Both my wife and I are 73 and fit into that “elderly” category. We both feel fit but we know our immune systems are not as effective as younger people. We agree with the scientific experts and felt this social distancing was appropriate for us. We felt like we were in church. We prayed, listened, responded, and sang like we were at a live mass. Thank you for watching out for your parishioners.

I participated in this afternoon’s 4:30pm streamed Mass. It was the first time that I had watched a St. Ambrose Mass online. I thought it was beautiful. It almost felt like I was there. I actually have a Breaking Bread missal here at home so I was following the readings using that. But I hope this won’t last longer than 3 to 4 weeks because I do miss seeing everyone. Seeing a streamed version of a person is one thing; seeing that person in the flesh is another thing totally.

Thank you so much for such an uplifting mass tonight! Especially the special prayers for health care workers. We are really struggling emotionally. I loved the mass so much, my TV is off and I am watching our mass again. Hugs!

Just watched the morning Mass! Thank you to you and your staff for bringing Mass to us and inspiring us. During these unprecedented times, it’s wonderful to be part of the Family of God and Saint Ambrose. Keep doing what you are doing. May we rise above this stronger and more united. May God keep you and your staff healthy today and always.

Thank you for the opportunity to really feel as if I was attending a Mass in person today. Going to church is an important part of my week. THE important part. I am elderly, in my eighties, and the physical side of going is getting harder all the time but I pray for the strength each time. With this new health warning, it is important to keep our faith alive and I think the live streaming of your Mass is a gift.