Be with us at Ampleforth Abbey, wherever you are
We offer a range of audio and visual services so that you can be with us here at Ampleforth Abbey, wherever you may find yourself.
Video Livestream via YouTube
You can join us on our YouTube for Daily Mass (9.30am Sunday and 9am Monday - Saturday).
You can also Audio Livestream all of the Daily Offices in the Abbey Church via the Mixlr app or listen live on the Mixlr website below.
If you would like the monks to remember you or someone you love in their daily prayers, feel free to send a prayer request.
Join for a chance to reflect on our guided Home Retreats every Saturday at 11am, available to watch live or on playback via our YouTube channel or listen to at anytime via our Podcast (available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and Google Podcasts).
Each Home Retreat is led by a member of the Monastic Community and consists of a 10-15 minute reflection, concluded by with a series of suggestions for activities and further reflection throughout the day.
A chance to gather every Saturday at 10am for a short time of prayer led by a monk, followed by a brief reflection. Home Prayers are hosted live via the Mixlr audio streaming link above, so you can join us in prayer no matter where you are.
"Home Prayers started six years ago as a response to the needs of the Covid lockdown. I know it has been much appreciated since then, but over the last year there have been fewer listeners and it seems the need for Home Prayers is no longer the same as it was six years ago.
"From September 2026, therefore, it will only be broadcast on Saturdays, at the same time, 10am. But our other online provision will continue – the livestreaming of Mass and the Office and the weekly Home Retreats.
"Thank you for all the ways in which you have supported Home Prayers."
Fr Chad
Your support enables us to share our prayer with the world.
If you would like to contribute to the collection at Mass, you can make a donation via JustGiving, or read about other ways to support us below.
You can support the Abbey in many ways, from making a donation, to volunteering.
