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If you are a regular
viewer of the Sunday Mass, please email your
thoughts and comments, to daybreak@buffalodiocese.org
or write us at Daybreak TV Productions - 795
Main Street - Buffalo, New York 14203-1250, USA
We'd love to hear from you. If you'd like you
can call us at (716) 847-8746 or Fax us at (716)
847-8722
Sunday Televised Mass Mission Statement The Sunday Televised Mass reaches viewers in the Diocese of Buffalo and the surrounding areas of WNY. This ministry is not meant to replace the parish’s pastoral ministry of prayer and visitation, but as an addition to it. Daybreak TV Productions records all of the Masses at St. Joseph Cathedral in the Our Lady Chapel. With the Sunday Mass, Daybreak hopes to bring the word of God to the home of each viewer, with Priests, lectors and musicians from different areas of the Diocese. The Masses are also closed-captioned, and sent to numerous Nursing Homes each month as part of Daybreak’s ministry.
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The
Sunday Televised Mass is recorded in the chapel
of St. Joseph's Cathedral in downtown Buffalo.
It airs on WUTV-Fox 29 at 7:30 a.m. on Sunday
mornings and at various times on cable.
SUNDAY TELEVISED MASS SCHEDULE
January 2009
| January 4 | Fr. Roy T. Herberger, Pastor, St. Columba St. Brigid, Buffalo |
| January 11 | Fr. James R. Bastian, |
| January 18 | Fr. Thomas J. Quinlivan, Pastor, Queen Of Heaven, West Seneca |
| January 25 | Fr. Ronald P. Sajdak, Pastor, St. Martin Of Tours, Buffalo |
February 2009
| February 1 | Fr. Dennis A. Fronckowiak, Pastor, Our Lady Of Czestochowa, North Tonawanda |
| February 8 | Fr. David W. Bialkowski, Pastor, St. John Gualbert, Cheektowaga |
| February 15 | Fr. Richard E. Zajac, Chaplain, Sisters Hosepital |
| February 22 | Fr. Daniel J. Palys, Pastor, St. Gabriel, Elma |
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