Parishes & Churches

An attractive, welcoming chapel in the centre of the town, where we offer daily celebration of the Eucharist, adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, evening prayer and confessions. Our location in the pedestrian zone makes it ideal for welcoming people who pass by, and we also serve as a venue for talks and meetings for various prayer groups.

A beautiful church located in the city centre which is the home of the Catholic Francophone chaplaincy in London. We are a diverse faith community which strives to evangelise in word and action. The West End location is famous for theatres, cinemas, bars and restaurants and attracts a great number of visitors seeking entertainment. Our doors are open for them to find an oasis of peace and reflection in the busyness of life. During the week there is daily mass and evening prayer in English, open to all. At the weekends the liturgy is in French.

A rural parish with four churches in the coastal area of North Norfolk centred on the village of Walsingham. While three of the churches serve the local community on Sundays only, the church in Walsingham is open daily for mass and for pilgrims visiting the nearby National Shrine of Our Lady.

La Neylière is our Marist guesthouse where our Founder, Fr Colin lived near Lyon since 1854, and now welcomes people seeking inspiration in their lives. The chapel is known for its beautiful stained-glass windows honouring Mary and the Holy Family. The smaller Oratory, where Fr Colin is buried, is decorated in a contemporary style with a mural depicting the life of Mary and the Marist mission today. Morning and evening prayer and the Eucharist are celebrated daily.

The chapel is located by the main square in the heart of Toulon. The pastoral tone of the worshipping community there is marked by the Marist vision of Church and the call of Pope Francis to synodality. The chapel community consists of 150-200 faithful who gather regularly for Sunday Mass, have their own coordinating council, liturgical teams, volunteers at reception, and active links with diocesan agencies, the local Protestant Temple, and other faith communities. Sunday Eucharist: 10 am; weekly Eucharist: 12h10, Monday-Friday; priests available for accompaniment and the sacrament of Reconciliation.

St Teresa’s parish is located in a challenging area of the city. We are open every day to welcome people who pass by. We aspire to be a living church witnessing to our spiritual heritage through the centrality of prayer and worship and through a commitment to social justice. Daily Eucharist is celebrated for the local community and we offer a rich programme of spiritual and social activities.

The parish church is located in Coolock village, a suburb of Dublin served by good transport links. Daily mass is celebrated in the church. The worshipping community is relatively small with about one thousand families, but is also frequented by people who live in the wider area. The vitality of the community can be seen in the great variety of groups within the parish – Pastoral Council, Finance Committee, Baptismal team, Funeral Team, Lay Led Liturgy group, Eucharistic Ministers, Ministers of the Word, musicians and singers, St Vincent de Paul Society, Care for the planet group, not to mention all the groups using the Parish Centre.

Located in Dundalk, Ireland, serving as the chapel of the Marist school with daily Mass.

The original Shrine of Our Lady of Grace of Rivaio dates back to the 1600s. In 1964 the Rivaio Shrine became a parish in its own right and is located in the mountains between Florence and Perugia. The current parish church with three other churches attached to it, is served by a strong team of lay faithful. The parish offers daily masses, prayer of the Church and rosary. The parish is also the centre of a rich programme of social and spiritual activities.

The Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in Corso Francia (Turin) was inaugurated on 22nd October 1911. The apse of the Romanesque style church is fashioned in the form of the grotto of Lourdes containing stones from the original Massabielle rock of Lourdes shrine. The Marist community serves the shrine uninterruptedly to this day. It offers sacramental services, spiritual accompaniment, and, in collaboration with a team of lay faithful supports and welcomes homeless people and others in need. Mass and prayers are offered daily in the church.

The church dedicated to St Francesca Cabrini, was built on the outskirts of Rome following the Holy Year 1950. It was inaugurated in 1959. Today it is a vibrant faith community with strong commitment to solidarity activities. Mass and prayers are offered daily in the church. In 1969 it was one of the first parishes in Rome to welcome the neo-catechumenal movement, which remains a major part of parish life.

On 14 August 1924, the Marists entered Pratola Peligna (Abruzzo) to take charge of the Shrine and parish of Santa Maria della Libera. The town is located in the hills east of Rome threatened by regular earthquakes. The building is a magnificent example of Italian baroque architecture, which was recently restored after the damage caused by the earthquake in 2016. The parish has a strong commitment to social justice, especially to those in prison. Mass and prayers are offered daily in the church and there is a regular programme of devotions to Santa Maria della Libera.