Venue: Trinity Church, 5 Rue de la Congrégation, L-1352 Luxembourg City

We have received an invitation to attend a ‘solemn polyphonic contribution to the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in the universal language of music.

Free admission with reception after the concert.

RSVP: risch@youngacat.lu

Outdoor Mass this Sunday: The 11am Belair Mass will be celebrated in the Cardinal’s garden at 3 avenue Marie-Thérèse, L-2132, next Sunday 16 June followed by a picnic and music by Alizeti.  There will be no Mass in Belair on that day.  Please bring a chair / picnic blanket, water and a picnic. There is no parking at the Cardinal’s residence – please park in near by side streets or travel by public transport. Please see flyer below for location.

Please note that Avenue Marie-Thérèse will be closed to vehicles on the morning of 16 June ( see map below) because of the rehearsal for the Grand Duke’s birthday parade, but the police are aware that we need access to the Cardinal’s residence.

One of the organisers for the Order of Malta charity dinner has asked us to post details as below:

Friday 5th July – Charity dinner in aid of the Order of Malta. 7.30pm at the Cercle Munster Black Tie. After party at Peacock optional. – TOTAL 150€ 

– Dinner 90€ / person 

– Room hire 8€ / person 

– 52 € / person for charity 

You can pay your part of 98€ at the venue and transfer 52 euros to : Ordre de Malta Luxembourg, CCPLLULL LU131111038588790000 

Ref: OM Charity Dinner CM 

For further information on how to sign up, please contact Anja: anja.trenkwalder@trenkwalder.org

Welcome to the International English-speaking Catholic Community and to our celebration on the 10th Sunday in Ordinary Time in the beautiful church of St Pie X in Belair, Luxembourg. The 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

Please join in with the liturgy and hymns by downloading the leaflets below:

Shoes for Madagascar: a local podiatry practice collects shoes for a French charity, Les pinces à linge, which regularly ships shoes to Madagascar.  The charity sets up workshops to train the unemployed, or those in need of rehabilitation, in how to repair and renovate shoes. We will be collecting shoes after all 3 Masses on the weekends of 22-23 and 29-30 June.  Closed shoes for both adults and children, including sports shoes and office shoes, are needed – no sandals, thank you.  Please do not leave shoes at the church.  Any questions – contact the parish office, parish@catholic.lu