A graduate English teacher is seeking employment in either a teaching, educational or administrative role. If you would like further information, please contact the parish office in the first instance: parish@catholic.lu

Our Monoplus project, which focuses on asylum-seekers, was asked to partipate in the nationwide consultation on integration launched by the Ministry for Family and Integration as a preliminary step to revising the current legislation in this area. Not many countries engage in such a wide consultation on this sensitive issue! You can find our remarks here, under letter O (for Oeuvre Nationale de Secours Grande-Duchesse Charlotte, the foundation that finances our project), and an array of interesting opinions from a wide range of other organisations

The 11.30am Mass will be live-streamed via our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/stalphonseluxembourg/  You do not need a Facebook account to access this – please just click on the link above.

The readings for this Sunday can be found below:

Please join in with the hymns at home by downloading the Mass sheet below:

Today is the first Sunday of Lent.

Lent is the time for getting ready for Easter – the most important date in the Church’s year.

It is the time to prepare for the moment when Jesus died and then rose again – bringing new life to us all.

In today’s Gospel, we hear how Jesus himself spent 40 days in the wilderness preparing for this moment.

We too have started the countdown of 40 days until the great celebration of Easter.

How are you going to use this time to prepare?

This Sunday’s worksheet:

You can also download the image to colour in:

The Children’s Liturgy currently takes place every Sunday – including today – at 10:30am on Zoom.

To take part in the Children’s Liturgy by Zoom, children must be registered using this form. Parents will then receive a link to each session by email.

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

Please watch the video above for some reminders on Lenten practices.

If you are reflecting on what to give up for Lent, please see the advice below from Pope Francis.