Hymns for this Sunday’s Mass are as below so you can join in at home. Please sing along! The link for the words can be found by clicking here Our Facebook page can be accessed by clicking here
Mass setting: Mass of joy
Opening hymn: My soul proclaims
Preparation of gifts: One bread, one body
Communion: Hallelujah my Father
Closing hymn: Walk in the Light
It has come to our attention that a Catholic Albanian Refugee family that some of you might have met at St. Alphonse have run into financial difficulty recently. They lack funds for rent and food. In keeping with the tradition of helping our neighbours we wonder if some members of our parish might be willing to help out in this critical time period. We are sure that the family will really appreciate whatever donations of funds come their way.
To make a donation by bank transfer please contact the parish office for the bank account details.
Following consultations with the diocesan authorities, Fr HP will resume individual spiritual direction from next Monday onwards.
Fr HP will also be available to dispense the sacrament of reconciliation from next Monday onwards for those who wish to receive it.
However, in order to remain in full compliance with the diocesan and governmental guidelines, some conditions must be observed:
– A mask must be worn.
– A 2-metre distance must be respected.
Meetings will take place in a room next to the Jesuit Church (23, Avenue Gaston Diderich – Belair)
An appointment with Fr HP is required and you can reach him at herve-pierre.guillot@cathol.lu
Please do not forget to bring your own mask.
This is the twelfth post sent to you with a view to try and help you while “Facing Unusual Times”. This post is available as a written document by clicking on the flyer below:
This post will be followed by a second post later today with tips for prayer for the weekend.
“Our help is in the name of the Lord, the Maker of Heaven and Earth” (Ps 123 (124), v. 8)
Fr HP
Our Lady’s Octave 2020 will go ahead starting 2 May, but all the liturgical celebrations will be streamed online via http://www.cathol.lu (the diocesan website). There will be no processions, but the cathedral will be open for prayer during the day. Details of the programme can be found by clicking here
The diocese is also planning other related activities, which we will post once we have more information.
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