Agneskerk

• Every Sunday 09:45 Low Mass (Latin)
  Every Sunday 11:00 High Mass, sung (Latin)
  Every Sunday 12:45 Low Mass (Latin)
  Monday to Saturday 11:00 Low Mass (Latin)

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Church from 1931 on the Amstelveenseweg; personal parish of St Joseph for the traditional Roman rite (1962 Missal), served by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter. Daily Mass in Latin; the church publishes per day the rosary, benediction and the form of the Mass.

Address

Amstelveenseweg 163 · on the map

Website

agneskerk.nl

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Updated at 18:33 from the churches’ own websites.

Photo: A. Bakker, CC BY 3.0. Address, name and map via Wikidata (Q3584890).

• Agneskerk · 15 September

  Onze Lieve Vrouw van Zeven Smarten

  De zesde is het afnemen van zijn lichaam van het Kruis en het ontvangen daarvan door Maria.

  Only in dutch.

• Agneskerk · 14 September

  Exaltation of the Holy Cross

  Reeds vele dagen tevoren beginnen van alle kanten grote menigten samen te komen, niet alleen monniken en asceten uit verschillende…

• Agneskerk · 13 September

  Zestiende zondag na Pinksteren

  Zo iemand zal de hem toekomende eer ontvangen.

  Only in dutch.

• Agneskerk · 12 September

  Lezing Mgr Mutsaerts bij de Nicolaasacademie

  Z.H.E. mgr. Rob Mutsaerts, hulpbisschop van het bisdom ’s-Hertogenbosch, spreekt op zaterdag 19 september over De grandeur en schittering van het katholiek geloof. De lezing begint om 13.00 uur in de bovenzaal van de pastorie van de Sint-Agneskerk, Amstelveenseweg 163 te Amsterdam, en de entree is 7,50 euro.

  Only in dutch.

• Agneskerk · 12 September

  Most Holy Name of Mary

  The Church celebrates the feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary on September 12. This feast honors the holy name of the Mother of God and recalls the protection she has bestowed upon Christianity. Pope Innocent XI established this feast in thanksgiving for the liberation of Vienna from the Turks in 1683.