Pope Francis is set to celebrate Christmas Eve Mass on December 24, 2024, from St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. The Mass, which starts at 7:30 PM CET, will embody a significant moment for the Catholic community worldwide, emphasizing themes of hope, peace, and family. The Vatican has announced that arrangements have been made for a global broadcasting of the event, allowing millions around the world to partake in this Christmas tradition from their homes. Attendees are reminded that seating is limited, and advance ticket reservations are necessary. According to a spokesperson from the Vatican, ‘This year’s liturgy will particularly focus on the message of compassion and unity amid global challenges.’ Additionally, Pope Francis will also lead the Christmas Day Mass on December 25 at 12:00 PM CET, where he will deliver his traditional Urbi et Orbi blessing. With a radiant message of goodwill, this year’s blessings will be aimed at fostering peace in regions affected by conflict and crises. People interested in watching the Mass can find the livestream on various platforms, including the Vatican’s official YouTube channel and through major broadcasting networks internationally. For those unable to attend physically, the experience has been designed to be as inclusive as possible with multilingual commentary.
Pope Francis to Celebrate Christmas Eve Mass 2024 with Global Audience
