Many of you will remember Fr Eamonn Breslin CSsR, former chaplain to the English-speaking Community here in Luxembourg. He went peacefully to his eternal reward yesterday, Sunday 3 April. May he rest in peace.

Further details of his Requiem Mass may found by clicking here

The daily reflections for the fifth week of Lent from the Redemptorist publication ‘Lent Extra’ are available for you to read below.

Good morning and welcome to our celebration at St Alphonse on the 5th Sunday of Lent!

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.

In the Gospel today, some religious leaders ask Jesus if a woman should be punished for something she did wrong.

They say the law says they should throw stones at her.

But Jesus asks them if any one of them has never done anything wrong.

None of them can claim that they have never done anything wrong.

So Jesus tells them that they should not throw stones at the woman, and he tells her that he forgives her.

This Sunday’s worksheet:

The Children’s Liturgy today will take place during 11:30 Mass at St Alphonse.

There will therefore be no Children’s Liturgy on Zoom today.

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

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

Hear the Cry of the Earth; hear the cry of the Poor’, (Pope Francis)Today’s suggestion : I’ll download and read Pope Francis’ Laudato Si . Laudato Si is concerned both with caring for God’s creation but also with caring for our fellow human beings. The two issues are closely linked. You can read a copy of the document below.