You might be miles away from home, but there is always family for you here.
Mass Time
Weekday Mass
Friday 12 Noon (from 26 Sep)
Reconciliation
By appointment
Weekends in church
Sunday 10AM and 5:30PM
Mass Time
Weekday Mass
Friday 12 Noon (from 26 Sep)
Reconciliation
By appointment
Weekends in church
Sunday 10AM and 5:30PM
Watch Mass
Every Sunday morning we stream our Mass live for you to follow from the comfort and safety of your own home. It is also available for replay.
Religious Education and Confirmation Registration is now open!
The first Confirmation class, for the students and at least one parent each, will take place on 28 September 2025 at 16:00 in the Atrium.
RE and FHC classes begin on Sunday, 21 September at 11:15
Our Mission Statement
We, The International English Speaking Roman Catholic Parish “Church of Our Saviour” in The Hague aim to share our assets, talents, and opportunities as a continuation of Christ’s mission. Through the wide variety of cultures and international networks, our inclusive parish offers a unique opportunity to translate the values of the Gospel in concrete initiatives to promote justice and peace. We promote a spirituality that is geared to respect people, planet, and sustainability. The inclusion of all people of good will is a constant guideline for our religious formation programs, personal witness, and community initiatives.
With parishioners from over 70 different countries, we are a large International English speaking Roman Catholic Parish based in The Hague, the Netherlands. You are very welcome to join us!
Inspirational Thoughts
Message from Deacon Paul Falke TOC M.D. SUMMERTIDE 2025 What do the death of Pope Francis, the new Pope Leo, NATO, and our summer vacation have to do with our lives? 2025 is filled with sorrowful, hopeful, and troubling events that will affect us all to varying degrees. But they will affect us. I personally experienced the first half of 2025 as a tumultuous period. After 30 years of working for the International Tribunals, I retired. With all human limitations and talents, justice was served there, and justice was done to victims and peoples in conflict zones. Despite all the legal and political wrangling and the difficult conditions in which I worked as a physician, I drew energy from the people I worked with. I miss their dedication. Their pursuit of justice, to do what is right and just, gave me hope. The fact that international justice is currently under immense pressure worries me. Especially in a world where multiple armed conflicts claim many victims and many displaced people are either fleeing or living in merciless conditions. I don't know about you, but it sometimes makes me feel hopeless and powerless. And yet, I draw hope from the words of Jesus: “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you.” It offers us another perspective. It gives us hope. I have experienced mercy and hope over the past 12 years through the leadership of Pope Francis. He gave a voice to the vulnerable people in our society. He gave our church a positive image through inclusivity. He made the world our shared responsibility with the image of our common home and the recipe for a holy life. He gave us hope for a better world in difficult times. His illness and death, although expected, caused grief and uncertainty. What now? The conclave that followed became world news. World leaders...
