Can I attend Sunday mass in Assisi?
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Can I attend Sunday mass in Assisi?
Good Morning. I have looked in all the guidebooks at the library for the answer to this question. My hubby and I will be in Rome on all days except Wednesday. Therefore, we are unable to attend the papal mass. For an alternative yet similar experience, I was contemplating taking the 2 hour train ride to Assisi for Sunday mass. I have read on this forum that it is special. Yet I cannot find any time for mass listed anywhere. I actually read that St. Francis is closed on Sunday morning for mass - so I wonder is it only for locals? If anyone can enlighten me, please do. Thank you. Karen
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Hi Karen<BR><BR>There are masses all Sunday morning in Assisi - you can choose the Basilica of St Francis, Santa Maria degli Angeli, San Damiano or St. Clares - these are the most popular churches, there are others.<BR><BR>If you tell me when you are coming I will give you the exact times of the masses in the church of your choice.<BR><BR>I don't understand why you would come to Assisi for mass however, what do you mean by similar experience to the Papal mass? <BR><BR>On Wednesday the Pope has a public audience, not a mass. On Sundays he says the Angelis and gives his blessing to those in St Peter's Square.
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Mass 4 or 5 times on Sunday in the Basilica - - between the upper and lower chapels. I've been to the lower chapel, and it was very special. Got there early - - and avoided the standing room only crush of people (easily 20% could not get seats).<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>