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.

Please click on the flyer below to find out about the opportunity to learn more about different aspects and practices of prayer and this opportunity to deepen your personal relationship with God.

Guided Prayer flyer

For further information and to register please contact Steve McCarthy from our parish community by clicking here

After the foundation of the Paroisse Européenne in Luxembourg over 50 years ago, Fr Tony Mulvey, a Redemptorist from the Dublin Province, was appointed priest to the English-speaking community here, where he served for 13 years. Today, Fr Mulvey celebrates his 97th birthday; he is a remarkable man — not only was he a much loved priest here in Luxembourg, he has over the years kept friendships he made when he was here, and maintains an active interest in our community. Those who have known Fr Tony will wish to join me in wishing him a very happy and blessed day, and ad multos annos (many more years).

More on Fr Tony here

Fr Ed

Pilgrimage for fathers in Luxembourg  – Saturday 23^rd March 2019)

For the fourth time since its inauguration in 2016, the “Marche des pères de famille” is being organised on the 23^rd March 2019 (the nearest Saturday to the Feast of St Joseph, celebrated on the 19th March).

Around 30-40 dads (mostly in their mid 30s) will be walking in the north of the country heading to the Abbaye de Clervaux. This is a great opportunity for dads in our parish to join this pilgrimage, and you are most welcome ! See this leaflet for information : affiche marche saint joseph 2019

The meeting point is at the Gare de Luxembourg at 7h00. You will be back at around 18h00 in Luxembourg-city. Several priests will be joining. All the details may be found at https://www.cathol.lu/article7691