Episodes
Midnight Mass: From Portsmouth Cathedral (BBC One Sunday 24th December 2023)
Midnight Mass will be airing a live broadcast from Portsmouth Cathedral on BBC One on Sunday, 24th December 2023 at 11:40pm. Join in the traditional celebration of Christmas.
Experience a meaningful Christmas service.
For those seeking a spiritual and beautiful way to celebrate Christmas Eve, don’t miss the live broadcast of “Midnight Mass” from Portsmouth Cathedral. Situated in the historic heart of the city of Portsmouth, this “Cathedral of the Sea” provides the stunning backdrop for this traditional celebration of the first Eucharist of Christmas and Blessing of the Crib.
Leading the service is the Very Rev Dr Anthony Cane, the Dean of Portsmouth, accompanied by the Rt Rev Dr Jonathan Frost, the Bishop of Portsmouth, who will deliver an inspiring sermon. Together, they will guide viewers through a meaningful and heartfelt Christmas service.
The music selection for “Midnight Mass” will include beloved carols such as “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing,” and “It Came Upon the Midnight Clear.” The cathedral choir, under the skillful direction of Dr David Price, who also serves as the organist and master of the choristers, will be accompanied by talented musicians from His Majesty’s Royal Marines Band Service. Prepare to be moved by the heavenly harmonies and the powerful presence of the performance.
Make sure to tune in to BBC ONE on Sunday, 24th December 2023 at 23:40 for “Midnight Mass” from Portsmouth Cathedral. This unique broadcast promises to be a profound and uplifting experience that captures the true essence of Christmas.
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