COVID-19

Isolated but not alone – Links for information, prayer
and reflection during the Coronavirus pandemic 

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• Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales COVID-19 page
  (Information, resources links for prayer and reflection)
• Royal School of Church Music
  (Information about returning to music in worship)
• Diocese of Arundel and Brighton Twitter Feed
  (Information and resources)
• Pope Francis Twitter feed (Daily reflections)

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• Mass with Pope Francis (6am each weekday)
• Live-streamed Masses and times of prayer
  (Diocese of Arundel and Brighton)
• Live streamed Masses from churches in England
  (Masses from other countries available!)
• Masses and Rosary from St John the Evangelist, Bath
• The Shrine of Our Lady at Walsingham
  (Masses and other times of prayer – Rosary, Vespers,
  Exposition, Mass in Latin – and some talks)
• Prayers when Mass cannot be celebrated publicly
• Children’s Liturgy Online
• Sign Interpreted Mass – 6pm every Saturday
  (Parish of Our Lady and St Vincent, Potters Bar)
• Sacred Place for Accessible Communication and Empathy
  (SPACE for prayer and reflection providing online resources
  for those with intellectual disabilities and their families)
• Prayer when unable to attend a Funeral (Liturgy Office)
• Preaching in a time of turmoil – webinar (Archbishop John Wilson)

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• Christ, Covid, Community
  (Reflections, prayer, music)
• Faith in Isolation (Video series – spiritual nourishment,
  including daily readings, Gospel reflections)
  Also, Faith in Isolation on Twitter
• Pray Tell Blog (Reflections, articles)
• Prayer in a Time of Sickness (Liturgy Office)
• Daily Meditations on the Psalms (Fr Tristan Cranfield)
• Reflections on living without the Eucharist
  (Fr Tristan Cranfield, Catherine Christmas)
• Eucharistic Living Without the Eucharist
• In Times of Darkness
  (Prayerful, meditative reflection from Fr James Hanvey SJ)
• Words of Encouragement (Deacon Thomas Kent)
• A Litany to Pray Frequently in a Time of Health Pandemic
• Coronavirus Prayer