Pilgrim mass in Paris?

[mary_mh]

Hi everyone,
I’m wondering if anyone knows if there are any regular pilgrim masses in Paris please?
Thanks in anticipation,
Mary

 

[mspath]

Check out the listings in this web--

A Catholic's Guide to Paris, France - The Catholic Travel Guide

A Catholic’s Guide to Paris, France Saint Denis introduced Christianity to Paris in the Third Century, and by the Fifth Century, the first churches were built in the city. As time went on Paris, located in the area known as Ile de France, became home to some of the most magnificent churches in...

thecatholictravelguide.com

Good luck and Bon Camino!

 

[mary_mh]

Hi mspath and thank you! Unfortunately this site hasn’t been updated - it still shows the mass schedules for Notre Dame. I can’t see any other pilgrim masses on the site (unless I’m missing something) and am hoping someone on the forum might know of others.
Thanks though. I enjoy reading all your posts and resources

 

[kelleymac]

You might want to check with the Hostel Adveniat (https://adveniat-paris.org/en/welcome-pilgrims/) for up to date information. I am hoping to stay there the next time I am in Paris. They have a daily mass, as well as tours of smaller churches in Paris. -- Also, you can stay at Sacre Couer as a pilgrim overnight if you take part in the perpetual Adoration. There is a mass said there in the evening (10pm) and again in the morning (7am). (http://www.sacre-coeur-montmartre.com/english/guesthouse-and-pilgrimages/).

 

[mary_mh]

You might want to check with the Hostel Adveniat (https://adveniat-paris.org/en/welcome-pilgrims/) for up to date information. I am hoping to stay there the next time I am in Paris. They have a daily mass, as well as tours of smaller churches in Paris. -- Also, you can stay at Sacre Couer as a pilgrim overnight if you take part in the perpetual Adoration. There is a mass said there in the evening (10pm) and again in the morning (7am). (http://www.sacre-coeur-montmartre.com/english/guesthouse-and-pilgrimages/).

Thank you kellymac, I’ll look into all that information - that’s really helpful.

 

[Vacajoe]

We stayed at Sacre Couer this past spring at the end of our Lourdes pilgrimage. Some French would help, but we managed it without any. A very moving experience with a very inexpensive overnight in a dorm (€4) or private room (€14) bracketed by two masses (2200 and 0700 hours) plus a scheduled hour of Eucharistic adoration. While you do not have to be Catholic, a respect and understanding of the church practices is expected of participants.

 

[mary_mh]

We stayed at Sacre Couer this past spring at the end of our Lourdes pilgrimage. Some French would help, but we managed it without any. A very moving experience with a very inexpensive overnight in a dorm (€4) or private room (€14) bracketed by two masses (2200 and 0700 hours) plus a scheduled hour of Eucharistic adoration. While you do not have to be Catholic, a respect and understanding of the church practices is expected of participants.

Thanks Vacajoe, that sounds like a really special experience - I’ll definitely look into it - cheers!