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NOTRE DAME DE FRANCE
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PRACTICAL INFORMATION
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WHERE
This map shows where Notre Dame de France is situated in the West End.

The entrance to our Church is next door to Prince Charles Cinema and close to China Town.

The closest tube station is "Leicester Square" on the Piccadilly line and Northern Line

and "Piccadilly Circus" on the Piccadilly Line and Bakerloo

line.

A lot of buses also stop nearby : 9, 24, 38, 94, 176...




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TIMETABLE

WEEKLY WEEKEND
Monday - Friday Saturday
12h15 & 18h00 Mass in English 14h30 Prayer group Communauté Saint Etienne at Maison Pierre Chanel (in French)
17h45 Vespers in English 18h00 Vigil Mass for Sunday in French at NDdF
  18h00 (Winter)

18h30 (Summer)

 Vigil Mass for Sunday in French at Christchurch (Victoria Rd, W8)
except during school holidays
Tuesday
19h30		 Magnificat: prayer group in French 19h15 Prayer group Taizé in English  (mass once a month)
    Sunday  
Thursday
18h30		 Adoration 10h00 Mass in French
19h30 Prayer group Ephphata in French 11h30 Mass in French with choir
Friday
19h00 to 21h00		 "Emmaus": West End pray and share group in English After Mass Maison Pierre Chanel: Prayer groups
Parole et Vie , Notre Dame du Refuge,

Chorale et ACML

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RECEPTION & BOOKSHOP
Opening times:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 13h30 to 18h30
Person in charge: Mariette Soundja

Wednesday from 14h00 to 19h00 and Saturday from 12h00 to 18h00
Person in charge: Lin-Bertin Balla

If there is nobody at the reception, please get in touch with the office

and someone will answer your query.

 entrance to reception
The reception is also the place where you will be able to find religious books (bibles, missals for adults as well as for children), useful booklets for catechism, a variety of cards (mass-cards birthdays and anniversaries,  etc.) and artefacts such as rosaries and medals. 

Postcards of Jean Cocteau’s frescoes, Boris Anrep’s mosaic, and Robert de Chaunac’s tapestry are also available. Christmas cards of Boris Anrep’s mosaic have been published both in English and French.
WEBSITE
For any comments about this website you can contact the webmaster
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Notre Dame de France  • 5 Leicester Place  •  London WC2H 7BX  • Tel: 0207 437 9363  •  Fax: 0207 440 2645  • email