the sacred heart basilica in montmartre

THE SACRED HEART BASILICA
IN MONTMARTRE
Anyone can come to take part
in this mission of adoration.
Lord,
who wished to stay present among us
through Your Holy Eucharist,
the mystery of your love,
we unite ourselves to all those
who come to adore You
in spirit and in truth.
Praying day and night, we would like
to offer our presence to Your Presence.
Allow us to listen to You in silence,
as You wish to reveal Yourself
to us in the secret of our hearts.
Help us to abandon ourselves to You:
may the praise and supplication,
and the confident gift of our lives
raise up from our hearts.
May Your Sacred Heart, source of all mercy,
establish our hearts in peace and inner joy.
May it strengthen our faith, renew our love,
and sustain our hope. Amen.
Come...
The Lord awaits you!
For more information
or to take part in night adoration:
Basilique du Sacré-Coeur de Montmartre
35 rue du Chevalier-de-la-Barre - 75018 Paris
www.sacre-coeur-montmartre.com
> Pilgrimage: 01 53 41 89 00
basilique@sacre-coeur-montmartre.com
> Night Adoration: 01 53 41 89 03
adoration@sacrecoeurdemontmartre.fr
> Guest house of the Basilica:
01 53 41 89 09
B
uilt between 1875 and 1914 on the
"hill of martyrs" (Montmartre) which
was the place where Saint Denis, the first bishop
of Paris, was decapitated for his faith, the Basilica was consecrated in 1919.
C
onsecrated to the Heart of Christ, revelation of the love of God for mankind, the Sacred Heart Basilica in Montmartre is
a unique place in the world of perpetual Eucharistic adoration, night and day, for more than 125
years. (1st of August 1885)
T
his makes the Basilica shine out as a
sign of hope. When a visitor sees the
dome of the Basilica, he says to himself: “Up
there, the Lord is present. Up there, somebody is
praying for me.”
• 6th of June 1875: Foundation stone laid.
• 1st of August 1885: Definitive establishment of perpetual adoration, night and day.
• 20th of November 1895: A 19 ton bell,
cast in 1891 at Annecy, and offered to the Basilica by the Savoy region: the “Savoy Bell” was to
take its ultimate place in the bell tower on the
13th of March 1907.
th
• 16 of October 1919: Definitive consecration of the Basilique du Sacré-Coeur de Montmartre by Cardinal Amette and presided by Cardinal Vico, papal legate for Pope Benedict XV.
• 4th of June 2010 - 1st of July 2011:
Jubilee for 125 years of continuous Eucharistic
adoration.
In the shadow of the Basilica,
T
his silent adoration before
the exposed Blessed Sacrament,
true presence of Jesus Christ among us,
is a continuous intercession for the Church
and for the whole world, and an everlasting
source of grace, light and peace.
Come
THE GUESTHOUSE
offers you the chance to spend some time
in spiritual renewal
For a
alone, families with children, groups
few HOURS,
and take turns, hour upon hour,
to pray before the Blessed Sacrament
a DAY
At Night : Assured by all those who have put
their names down beforehand
Welcome from 8.30 pm to 9.45 pm
or
a few Days ...
(35 rue du Chevalier-de-la-Barre 75018 Paris)
During the day : the basilica is open to all
from 6 am to 10.30 pm
DURING THE WEEK * except Monday
7 am
Mass
8 am Lauds*
11.15 am Mass
12 am Mid-day office *
3 pm
Mass – on Fridays
6 pm
Vespers
6.30 pm Mass
9.30 pm Complines*
10 pm Mass
ON SATURDAY EVENING
6 pm Vespers followed by Vigils
21.30 pm Complines
10 pm Anticipated Sunday Mass
ON SUNDAY
7 am Mass
8 am Lauds
11 am Solemn Mass
4 pm Vespers
6 pm Mass
9.30 pm Complines
10 pm Mass
CONFESSIONS - Every day :
from 10 am to 12 am - from 2.30 pm to 6 pm
from 8.30 pm to 9:45 pm
A priest is available to welcome you for the
sacrament of reconciliation or to talk to you.
A Benedictine sister (Bénédictines du Sacré-Coeur
de Montmartre) awaits you at the welcome desk
or at the bookshop to receive your prayer intentions,
to have a little chat
or to answer
any questions
that you may have...
Dining room
Conference rooms
Single and double
bedrooms