Services on Princess

[dcl1710]

I know Princess does not provide Catholic or Jewish services anymore but what do they offer for Sunday? I have been told that if a Priest is on board and wants to do a service it is in the Patters. Is that true? We will be in Glacier Bay on Sunday when we cruise so there is no way we can walk to a church. Thanks for any advice in advance.

[Jeter02]

Jewish services for the Sabbath Friday nights is still ongoing on Princess. But ti has always been, ran by passengers, and they have a small spread available.

[Colo Cruiser]

I know Princess does not provide Catholic or Jewish services anymore but what do they offer for Sunday? I have been told that if a Priest is on board and wants to do a service it is in the Patters. Is that true? We will be in Glacier Bay on Sunday when we cruise so there is no way we can walk to a church. Thanks for any advice in advance.

 

 

Usually there are no services.

Like you said if someone onboard wants to perform one they will usually put a notice in the Patter.

[easyboy]

The Priest can coordinate with Princess the intention to provide the services so it can be posted on The Patter.

 

 

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[Aus Traveller]

On cruises we have been on, there has always been a Sunday Christian service. It has been run by either a clergyman/priest travelling as a passenger or by a member of the ship's crew. :)

[skynight]

I know Princess does not provide Catholic or Jewish services anymore but what do they offer for Sunday? I have been told that if a Priest is on board and wants to do a service it is in the Patters. Is that true? We will be in Glacier Bay on Sunday when we cruise so there is no way we can walk to a church. Thanks for any advice in advance.

If a priest is on board as a passenger there will probably be a mass on Sat. evening or Sunday morning. If no priest is on board there might be a non-denominational service, usually hosted by a qualified staff member if there is one on board. Notices will be in the Princess Patter.

[Astro Flyer]

I've seen daily and/or Sunday Mass listed in the Patter when a Catholic priest who was sailing on the cruise wanted to perform Mass.

 

Otherwise there usually is a non-denominational service conducted by passengers. Friends who have attended these services were very happy with it.

[Star Travler]

Was on the Grand To Hawaii late April, disappointed nothing on Sunday morning

 

 

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[dcl1710]

Thanks for the responses. I will have to hope we have a Priest on our Alaska cruise. But the regular service will be fine. It is Alaska and it is as close to heaven as it can be.

[FritzG]

On our Star Hawaii cruise this past March the assistant cd led a non-demoninational service on Sunday mornings.

[Ron the Rev]

I know Princess does not provide Catholic or Jewish services anymore but what do they offer for Sunday? I have been told that if a Priest is on board and wants to do a service it is in the Patters. Is that true? We will be in Glacier Bay on Sunday when we cruise so there is no way we can walk to a church. Thanks for any advice in advance.

If a passenger is able and willing to conduct an interdenominational service, of praise and worship, then contact the cruise director to volunteer. It is best that you take a letter from your church showing your good intent. Every blessing.