Mass near you
Mass times, and who is going
Mass times for 565 churches in 314 towns, sorted by distance from you — weekdays, Sundays and the summer schedule. You can mark the mass you are going to: everyone sees only how many are going, while your name and photo are visible solely to someone you have matched with. No arranging, no pressure of a first date — you were going to Mass anyway.
What you get
The nearest church, not the famous one
The list opens from the town in your profile and switches to your exact location with one tap. Each church shows the distance, the address, the phone number and a route to the map.
Sunday Mass is always at hand
Alongside the next few masses, each card also shows the coming Sunday — the main one around ten, not the six o'clock. Sunday Mass is what actually brings people together.
The summer schedule is not forgotten
In July and August many parishes run different times. Holymeet keeps those separately, so you don't arrive for a Mass that August doesn't have.
Only your matches see your name
Anyone sees the number; only a match sees your name and photo. Strangers cannot learn where you will be, and the person you already know gets a notice that you are going to the same Mass.
How it works
Churches by distance
Nearest first, with address and distance
565 churchesMass times
Weekdays and Sundays, with the summer schedule
July and August separatelyI'm going to this mass
Tap a time and others see that someone is going
a number only, no namesYour matches see you
Only someone you have matched with sees your name
a notice when it lines upTowns with the most churches in the schedule
- Zagreb82
- Split28
- Osijek19
- Rijeka17
- Makarska12
- Slavonski Brod11
- Zadar8
- Sisak8
- Dubrovnik7
- Vinkovci6
- Požega6
- Samobor5
and 185 more towns and villages
This is a preview. The schedule, marking your attendance and notifications happen in the app, after signing in.
Mass schedules and the fellowship after Mass
People look up Mass times in two situations above all: in an unfamiliar town, and when they have missed the morning and need an evening Mass. In Holymeet the schedule is therefore a question of distance rather than search — the list starts with the church closest to you, and each entry carries the distance, the address, the parish phone number and a route to the map.
The schedule covers 565 churches in 314 towns across eleven countries: Croatia, Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the Croatian Catholic missions across Europe — from Zurich and Munich to London, Dublin, Rome, Stockholm and Rotterdam, where Mass is celebrated in Croatian. Most are in Zagreb (82), Split (28), Osijek (19) and Rijeka (17), but small places are there too, where the one church is also the whole schedule. Weekdays and Sundays are kept separately, and then July and August again separately, because many parishes run different summer times — the most common reason someone arrives at a locked door.
Where the source schedule is a sentence rather than a clean list of times, Holymeet shows it verbatim next to the parish phone number instead of interpreting it. For a couple of dozen churches it is better to say "please call" than to send one person to a Mass that does not exist.
The second half is fellowship. Members can mark the Mass they are going to, which is the least intrusive way for two believers to meet: nobody has to arrange anything or risk asking for a date, because the Mass was going to be attended anyway. That is why visibility is deliberately strict — everyone sees the count, only a match sees the name and the photo, and only that person is notified.
Common questions
How many churches are in the schedule?
565 churches in 314 towns and villages across eleven countries — Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the Croatian Catholic missions in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Sweden, the Netherlands and Slovenia. Weekday and Sunday times are kept for each, plus a separate summer schedule for July and August.
Do I have to allow location access?
No. The list opens from the town in your profile, so you see it immediately. You turn on precise location yourself, with one tap, if you want a more accurate distance.
Is it public which Mass I am going to?
No. Other members see only how many people are signed up for that time, without names. Your name and photo are visible solely to someone you have matched with, and only they are notified.
What if my parish's times are wrong?
The schedule comes from publicly published parish information and can change. Each church carries the parish phone number and website, and where the source was ambiguous the original text is shown instead of times. You can report an error to [email protected].
Why do some churches show no times at all?
Because the source has none — like Zagreb Cathedral, where regular services have not been held since the 2020 earthquake. Such churches show a note and the parish contact instead of an invented schedule.
Is it free?
Yes. The schedule, marking your attendance and notifications are part of free membership.