Alizeti are a musical ensemble already well-known in the English-speaking Catholic community and beyond: Good people, playing good music, for a good cause (in my opinion! — Fr Ed) You can book Alizeti to play at your event, and payment simply involves a donation to the Illula Orphanage Project in Tanzania. See the flyer for more information.
Highly recommended!
Fr Ed
Our next Marriage Preparation Day will be on Saturday, 06 October 2018, from 10:00 – 16:00 at the Centre Jean XXIII near Kirchberg.
This course is for couples preparing for marriage: it’s not about preparing you for the ceremony itself, but for the rest of your married life together. These days have been both popular and highly rated; input is given by trained Marriage Preparation presenters, and as couples you have an opportunity also to share your own experience of life together.
The course is for Catholic and non-Catholic partners.
Exceptionally (due to scheduling issues, for example) you can take the course after your church wedding. If you wish to register for the October date, please see contact details below. To cover costs, we ask €75 from each couple; if this is beyond your means, no problem — again, just get in touch. Refreshments and a sandwich lunch are provided.
Our October course will be presented by members of our English-speaking parish, in association with MarriageCare UK.
To register, or for questions, please contact our parish Administrative Assistant, Nicola
You are advised to check with the cinema for the language version.
This film is currently being shown at the Ciné Utopia in English. More information can be found at http://www.kinepolis.lu
Our parish office is now up and running, and is staffed from Monday-Friday from 08:00 to 12:00. Nicola is our Administrative Assistant, and is now the point of contact for ordinary parish business:
The email address is parish@catholic.lu and our new phone number is (+352) 661 127 962. The office is located at 34 rue des Capucins. The postal address is 32 rue des Capucins, L-1313 Luxembourg.
Fr Ed’s contact details remain the same, but are for personal/urgent/confidential use going forward.
(re parish : strictly speaking, of course, the English-speaking Catholic Community does not constitute a parish — we are part of the Parish of Luxembourg Notre-Dame, which is made up of the city centre communities and various language groupings. The term parish, however, is too convenient to give up, so we use it in an informal, non-canonical sense).
International English-Speaking Community of the Parish of Luxembourg Notre Dame 