Word on Fire:  Daily Mass from Bishop Barron's chapel. The video will be posted below at 8:15 am ET each day (weekday Mass: 30 minutes)

EWTN: EWTN offers the daily readings to enable viewers to accompany the Mass of the day as it is televised (45/60 minutes- live daily at 8 am Eastern; repeated at 12:00 pm and 7:00 pm)

Lebanese Maronite Order (In Arabic): Daily Evening Prayers and Morning prayers followed by the Maronite Divine Liturgy (Found under "videos")

Saint Maron Minneapolis: Daily Maronite Divine Liturgy (In English) 

St Anthony of Padua Maronite Church: Daily Maronite Divine Liturgy (In English) ​

Magnificat: “Magnificat” Free On-Line Publication Available: 
The well-known missal and publication, “Magnificat”, is providing complimentary access to their on-line version free of charge (Daily Mass text & spiritual readings).

Magnificat is a monthly publication designed for daily use, to encourage both liturgical and personal prayer. It can be used to follow daily Mass and can also be read at home or wherever you find yourself for personal or family prayer.
 
During these difficult times, Magnificat  (and others) continue to look for ways to remain close to Jesus, his Blessed Mother, and his Church.

In addition to its online edition, MAGNIFICAT is now offering complimentary access to its iOS and Android Apps throughout May. To register for free access in English, visit www.magnificat.com/free. For free access in Spanish, visit and register at www.magnificat.com/gratis.
 
Magnificat  is also happy to make available complimentary access to MagnifiKid. Visit www.magnifikid.com/free to view and download each weekly booklet of our colorful Sunday missalette for children ages 6 through 12. While so many children are missing formal religious instruction and are unable to attend Mass, MagnifiKid! can be their special guide, accompanying them through each week as they prepare to attend Mass or watch it at home.

Watch the full video below: Saint Sharbel's healing of an eighty-year-old woman suffering from a brain hemorrhage in Omaha, Nebraska. 

"I did not know anything about St. Sharbel," says the American woman. When her daughter bought a cup of coffee before her mother's visit to the hospital, the barista told her to ask for St. Sharbel's intercession to heal her mother from the deadly disease. Her daughter took her picture and placed it on St. Sharbel's relics, which were touring the United States and prayed.
On September 11, 2015, the doctor operating on her saw a bright light coming out of the image of St. Sharbel she had placed on her bed.
"St. Sharbel was with me while I was very sick. I know he was with me in the hospital. The light came out of his image, which was opposite my bed, and I realized that he was interceding for Jesus Christ for me. " Darlene says.

Full Video: