St. Vitus Cathedral is the magnificent Gothic cathedral at the heart of Prague Castle, serving as the seat of the Archbishop of Prague. Construction began in 1344 and continued for nearly six centuries, resulting in one of Europe's most stunning examples of Gothic architecture. This Czech national treasure houses the tombs of Bohemian kings and Holy Roman Emperors, the crown jewels of Bohemia, and remarkable stained glass windows including works by Alphonse Mucha. Experience live-streamed Catholic Mass from this UNESCO World Heritage Site, a spiritual and cultural landmark attracting millions of visitors annually.

St. Vitus Cathedral

Svatá Hora, or Holy Mountain, rises above the mining town of Příbram in Central Bohemia and is the most revered Marian pilgrimage site in the Czech lands. The early-Baroque complex, rebuilt from 1660 by architect Carlo Lurago around an older Gothic shrine, encloses the Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and its arcaded cloisters. Pope Pius X raised the church to the rank of minor basilica in 1905. Cared for by the Redemptorist order, the sanctuary streams its regular weekday, Saturday and Sunday Masses online through the parish website and its Twitch channel.

Image of Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, Svatá Hora