If you are interested in the Bible Study group as posted last week ( see link below), please note that there is a mistake in Fr HP’s email address. Please use herve-pierre.guillot@cathol.lu

A mother and child urgently need temporary accommodation while they settle in Luxembourg. They are refugees and have permission to remain in Luxembourg. They can afford to pay a modest rent.

If you know of anything suitable, please contact the parish office in the first instance: parish@catholic.lu; tel 661 127 962.

Good morning! The 11.30am Mass will be live-streamed via Facebook – please click on the link below. You do not need a Facebook account to access this.

http://www.facebook.com/stalphonseluxembourg/live

You can join in with the liturgy by downloading the hymns and readings below, as well as parish updates.

The Children’s Liturgy today will take place:

– at 10:30am on Zoom;

– during Mass at 11:30am in the Church of St Alphonse.

This Sunday’s worksheet:

To take part in either edition of the Children’s Liturgy, children must be registered using this form. 

Click here for more information about the Children’s Liturgy.

The Irish Club of Luxembourg, together with G-Media sarl, is delighted that no less than 13 feature films from Ireland, plus a short film showcase and a film in the Irish-language, have been included in this year’s 12th annual British & Irish Film Festival Luxembourg to be held over ten days from Thursday 16 September until Saturday 25 September 2021, with a hybrid format this year and In-Cinema screenings held under CovidCheck. 

The film festival provides a unique opportunity for viewers to experience a wide selection of new films from Britain and Ireland. The festival will screen 21 feature-length films (21 In-Cinema and 9 online (5 online-only)), from a cross-section of genres and representing mainly independent cinema, as well as some short films. 

The British & Irish Film Festival Luxembourg will have screenings across two venues, Ciné Utopia in Limpertsberg and the Cinémathèque in Luxembourg-ville, as well as online, and will open with the screening of “Herself”, an Irish drama set in the background of the housing crisis, and will close with the British-American co-production “The Current War”, a drama set in the world of innovation and energy. All but one film will be receiving their Luxembourg premiers during the festival, with the other having its English-language première.

For more detailed information on the programme, please visit www.bifilmseason.lu.