On Saturday 26th July at 12.00 noon Sister Maura Walshe’s First Profession is being broadcast live on ChurchServices.tv.
It is being broadcast live from the Redemptoristines
You can also follow it live on their website www.rednuns.faithweb.com
ChurchServices.tv is pleased to announce that the Redemptoristines Sisters are now live on our service.
The Redemptoristines are an enclosed contemplative order based in Drumcondra in Dublin. ChurchServices.tv have installed a single camera into their chapel which was built in 2000.
Their website is www.rednuns.faithweb.com
Mount Argus has been experiencing some issues around the live stream being viewed as a still image.
Some changes have been made to try and correct the issue. Currently the stream is working correctly. We will be monitoring the situation but if you notice this on the Mount Argus stream you can let us know on our support email support@churchservices.tv
June 2009 was our busiest month so far on ChurchServices.tv with over 80,000 people connecting into the services over the month.
Novenas run out of Clonard and Mount St Alphonsus were watched by thousands. The last session and closing of the Clonard novena ran into the small hours on Friday morning. Over 1500 people tuned in.
The extra cameras in Clonard seemed to be enjoyed by everyone and we will be rolling them out to other Churches as requested.
Mount St Alphonsus is currently undergoing building refurbishment. Today , 2nd July, the stream will be going offline while the camera is moved for the duration of the refurbishment.
It should be back up streaming today or tomorrow.
Today see the launch of our a new Church on ChurchServices.tv
Mount St Alphonsus joins ChurchServices.tv with the start of their own Novena. See the events page for a list of services.
The live stream from Mount St Alphonsus can be found on www.churchservices.tv/live/Alphonsus
Mount St Alphonsus has launched a brand new website (the official launch is next week), you can check out their website on www.novena.ie
This year is the third year ChurchServices.tv has broadcast the Clonard Solemn Novena from Belfast which starts on Wednesday 18th June.
Previously tens of thousands have tuned in to view the Novena on line. Last year 35,000 people dropped by during the Novena with hundreds tuning in for each session. With the introduction this year of extra cameras in the Church we hope to deliver better viewing quality.
During the nine days sessions run from 7.00 am in the morning to 11.00pm in the evening, several thousand people are expected to attend the Church every day. Check our events page for a full timetable.
As mentioned previously we have installed a total of 5 cameras into Clonard Monastery. We had some initial focusing problems which have now been resolved. There have been some audio issues as well which we have ironed out.
You may have noticed that there are a few different views of Clonard being streamed at the moment. We have just installed four extra cameras into the Church, bringing the total to five.
There will be more of an update in the next day or two on the upgrade.