The Knights of the Holy Sepulchre are organising a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in October next year, 2019. Details of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Details can be found here. More details to follow.
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Mass with the Archbishop for European School Students
The Archbishop of Luxembourg, Jean-Claude Hollerich, will be celebrating Mass for the secondary school students of the European School Wednesday 26 September 2018 at 7pm in the Christ-Roi Chapel. A reception will take place immediately after this Mass.
Meeting with Greenpeace Director
What is currently the greatest threat to the environment? Do the spectacular stunts pulled by Greenpeace make a difference? Feel free to ask these and other questions next Tuesday 25 September when Raymond Aendekerk, National Director of Greenpeace Luxembourg, addresses the JPIC group at 4 rue du Pont, L5355 Oetrange, starting at 8 pm. Bring your friends, all welcome. If you plan to be there please email by clicking here.
Theobar : how can we be missionaries within society?
Father Valentine will share his own personal experience as a priest in Japan at the next Theobar discussion, Wednesday 26 September, 7:30 pm in the Seppl Bar, 42 Avenue de la Faiencerie. More information can be found by clicking here
The 9th Annual British & Irish Film Season
The 9th annual British & Irish Film Season (BIFS) is taking place from 19 – 29 September in Luxembourg.
One of the films, “Camino Voyage” will be screened on Thursday 20 September at 20:30 at the Cinémathèque, with the director in attendance for a post-screening Q&A.
The famous Camino de Santiago is a series of pilgrims’ paths leading to the shrine of the apostle St James in the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia in north-western Spain.
Synopsis: “A crew of two writers, two musicians, an artist and a stonemason build a naomhog – a Kerry currach – and embark on a journey that takes them from Dublin to Wexford, across the Irish Sea, along Devon and Cornwall, across the English Channel, along the north and west coasts of France, then the north and north-west coasts of Spain, to the Camino. This is a story of endurance, of adventure, of music and culture and, above all, achievement.”
The dialogue is partly “as Gaeilge” and there is quite a bit of traditional music performed in the film (which features Glen Hansard amongst others).
Tickets will go on sale from 5th September at http://www.luxembourg-ticket.lu
For more details of this and all other films see http://www.bifilmseason.lu/
