Children’s Liturgy online – 26 April 2020

Today we will hold our first live online Children’s Liturgy via Zoom. If you participate regularly in the Children’s Liturgy and have not received an invitation, please contact parish@catholic.lu.

Today’s Gospel reading tells a seriously surprising story of how Jesus appeared to his disciples several days after rising from the dead on Easter Sunday. This video explains what happened in the form of a poem:

 

You can find activities about today’s Gospel reading here: LOOK-Sunday-26th-April-2020

For more details on our Children’s Liturgy online, please click here.

Facing Unusual Times – Tips for Prayer – Week IV – by Fr HP

Since Tuesday, 24th March 2020, we have been reading step by step The Mass on the World, written in 1923 by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955), a Jesuit priest, a theologian and a palaeontologist, whilst he was working as part of a team in palaeontological fieldwork in the Ordos desert, a barren landscape, west of Peking, near the border with Inner Mongolia.

This past week we read Part V, the final Part of the essay
(See https://catholic.lu/2020/04/20/facing-unusual-times-part-x-by-fr-hp/
& https://catholic.lu/2020/04/22/facing-unusual-times-part-xi-by-fr-hp/
& https://catholic.lu/2020/04/24/facing-unusual-times-part-xii-by-fr-hp/).

Drawing from the last part of the essay, some tips for personal prayer which you may find helpful to accompany you this coming weekend are given below:

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If you wish to read the essay The Mass on the World in full you may find it by clicking on the flyer below:

PTdC-Mass-World-Working-Doc

 

This post concludes our series of posts entitled “Facing Unusual Times”.

 

“Our help is in the name of the Lord, the Maker of Heaven and Earth” (Ps 123 (124), v. 8)

Fr HP

Family in urgent need

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.