Christmas Time Our Mass times for the Christmas season: Fourth Sunday of Advent:Saturday, 23 December at 6:30 pm Christmas Eve:Sunday, 24 December at 6:30 pm Feast of the Holy Family:Saturday, 30 December at 6:30 pm Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God:Monday, 1 January at 6:30 pm Taizé Prayer:Thursday, 4 January at 8:00 pm Solemnity of …
Winter time begins New Mass Times From the Vigil of the first Sunday of Advent (December the 2nd) until the last Saturday before Pentecost (May the 11th), the Holy Mass will be held every Saturday at 6.30PM . The times for the Holy Masses within the week and for the visits to the church are …
Among the Infıdels Christians and Muslims in Indıa and Tibet In the second appointment of the conference series ‘Middle Ages on the Move‘, Melis Savaş and Simone Costanzo will tell us about the “discovery” of the Indian and Tibetan civilizations by Christians and Muslims in the Middle Ages. What were their first impressions, what did they …
Change of Opening Hours for Tourist Visits The church of Sen Piyer is open for visits on Friday and Saturday afternoons from 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m., with exceptions. It will remain closed on Sundays for pastoral reasons. Anyone wishing to book a visit to the church outside these hours can email info[at]senpiyer.org specifying the …
The Prayer of Taizé Every first Thursday of the Month The monthly ecumenical prayer meeting in Sen Piyer returns. In a dramatic time for the Middle East, it is important to come together to implore the gift of peace, uniting our languages in singing, listening to the Word and in a prayerful silence. We look …
Moving Frontiers, Shifting Identities Relations between East and West from the twelfth to the fifteenth century In the first appointment of the conference series ‘Middle Ages on the Move‘, Buket Kitapçı Bayrı and Federico De Renzi will speak.They will tell us about the encounters and clashes, the fluctuation of borders and identities between East and …
For a Theology from the Mediterranean A Theological Manifesto Dear Friends, Just a year ago, a journey of reflection began between cultural centres working in contact with and in reference to the Mediterranean sea, as a space of cultural, religious and economic cross-fertilisation. This initial process of getting to know each other led to the …
Middle Ages on the Move The Lands of the East through the eyes of travelling friars A project by DoSt-I, in collaboration with Federico De Renzi and Simone Costanzo The lecture series explores the experiences of travelling religious such as Dominicans, and Franciscans and the complicated creation of new cultural ties and in the lands …
Intereligious Dialogue In an Age of Volcanoes and Refugees In this conference we would like to rediscover why fraternal encounter with people from far-off lands is so important today. We’ll try to sketch the shape of Christian-Muslim relations as they were for the first decade or so of this century. Then, we’d explore some of …
Do You Remember Abraham? an almost brandnew podcast (in Turkish) The lecture entitled ‘Do you remember Abraham… A comparative approach to the stories of Abraham in the Quran and the Bible’, presented by Dr George Bristow on 17 April has been released as a podcast. You can listen to it on Spotify or on our …
