Midnight Mass

A sign in the church said midnight mass would be at 10.

My father and I were able to go to midnight mass in peace.

"I just found the whole spirit of midnight Mass to be very comforting."

"Who's going to brave the snow and go to midnight mass?"

They left it for little more than meals, the occasional walk through the town, and midnight mass.

Midnight mass has changed its character since the extension of last orders.

And midnight mass was the time that churchwardens came into their own.

No sense, for example, that anyone here might be taking the kids to Midnight Mass.

He was kind enough to come down yesterday and say Midnight Mass.

Do you want to have a ticket for the Midnight Mass?

Mom's going to midnight mass, Sam came close to blurting.

They proceed to church to hear the midnight mass.

The first order of business was to celebrate midnight mass, Mafia informed me.

There will be a midnight Mass on Easter in the church.

He attended a midnight mass along with every man in his company not on duty and most of the town's inhabitants.

The first mass, the Christmas midnight mass, was held in the new church.

"Never went to midnight mass in my young days.

The morning communique was like the closing ritual of a midnight Mass.

The demonstrators picketed outside while midnight mass was being celebrated inside.

He's already had a couple of glasses of wine too, and is yet to hold the midnight mass.

It may also be included in the Midnight mass itself immediately before the Gloria.

There, Christmas Eve is for midnight mass and small gifts.

Then, when the bonfires are down to embers, thousands of people will break away for midnight Mass.

Around town many sat drinking champagne before embarking on the lines for midnight Mass or simply waiting to party.

Goyim, remember, there's time to stop by before midnight Mass.