We cannot come together as a community to celebrate Mass due to the COVID-19 pandemic but every step we take to stop the virus is a contribution to public health and the common good.

Instead of the regular Sunday morning Mass, Fr Ed and the pastoral team invited the community to gather online for a liturgical celebration that was streamed on Facebook Live at 11:15 on Sunday 15 March 2020. You can view the recording of the stream here:

• Part 1
• Part 2

The community’s Facebook page is: www.facebook.com/stalphonseluxembourg/ 

You can download the Mass sheet for this Sunday and every Sunday here.

You can access the homilies delivered most weekends here.

Masses in the Cathedral of Luxembourg Notre-Dame are live-streamed here.

You can join Pope Francis for Mass live at 7am every morning in the Casa Santa Marta in Rome here.

You can also follow Mass – and other acts of worship – regularly online at the following communities of the Redemptorist family (to which Fr Ed belongs) and which a group from our community visited in 2018:

• Clonard Monastery, Belfast
• Redemptoristine Nuns, Dublin

You can view the recording of the stream here:

• Part 1
• Part 2

Click here for more online resources for worship in times of COVID-19.

Please share this information with your friends and acquaintances who may not be aware of the online updates on the website and Facebook.

We have collected 395 gift-filled boxes for deprived children in Eastern Europe.  Thank you to everyone for packing boxes, sponsoring pre-packed boxes, donating bulk items or money, sewing and knitting items, attending our stand, and last but not least loading and unloading the boxes for transportation. Once again a huge accomplishment, many blessed children and families thanks to your help and generosity and support. ❤❤❤  Michele Foley-Rohen and the Shoebox Team

Click below to view photos from the Messe du Peuple de Dieu – “Mass of the People of God” – which took place in the Cathedral on the opening Sunday of the Octave of Mary, Mother of God, yesterday 12 May 2019.

Our altar servers and First Holy Communion children and their families led the participants from the English-speaking Community in a procession from St Alphonse to the Cathedral before joining in the multilingual Mass.

Images courtesy of cathol.lu.

Everyone interested or involved in catechesis (education in the faith) in the Catholic Church in Luxembourg is warmly invited to the Catechesis Forum 2019 at the Centre Jean XXIII on Saturday 30 March from 9:30 to 17:30.

The aim is to share experiences and to exchange insights on catechesis from childhood to adulthood with guest speakers from the English-speaking Church in different parts of Europe.

Participation is free-of-charge but advance registration is required.

To find out more, click here.