Welcome

Whoever you are, wherever you are from, there is a place for you here

The English-speaking Mission is a multicultural Roman Catholic community in Berlin, strengthening bonds between English-speaking and German congregations in the city.

The Mission offers pastoral care for immigrants, religious education and catechism classes for First Holy Communion and Confirmation, infant and adult baptisms, and marriage courses, all in English.

Holy Mass

Holy Mass is celebrated at the following locations and times. Click a location for more information and a map.

Sunday

TimeChurchInformation
9:00 St. Bernard’sDahlem From the First Sunday of Advent · Confessions 10:00–10:45
10:00 MarienkapelleMitte · Catholic Academy community At the chapel of St. Hedwig’s Hospital
11:00 St. Bernard’sDahlem Coffee Hour and Fellowship every 2nd and 4th Sundays
13:00 St. ElisabethSchöneberg A vibrant community hosting Masses with an African expression
13:00 St. Judas ThaddäusTempelhof Ghana community · Twi and English
17:00 St. Bernard’sDahlem Confessions before Mass · 5pm Mass is paused in July and August
18:00 Sts. Peter & PaulPotsdam Second Sunday of the month only

During the week

When and WhereTimeInformation
Every WednesdaySt. Bernard’s · Dahlem13:00A quieter and shorter weekday Mass in English
First Friday of the monthSt. Bernard’s · Dahlem19:00Followed by Encounter and Eucharistic Adoration in the basement until 05:00 on Saturday

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Sunday

Sunday Mass

TimeChurchInformation
9:00St. Bernard’sDahlemFrom the First Sunday of Advent · Confessions 10:00–10:45
10:00MarienkapelleMitteAt the chapel of St. Hedwig’s Hospital · Catholic Academy community
11:00St. Bernard’sDahlemCoffee Hour and Fellowship every 2nd and 4th Sundays
13:00St. ElisabethSchönebergA vibrant community hosting Masses with an African expression
13:00St. Judas ThaddäusTempelhofGhana community · Twi and English
17:00St. Bernard’sDahlemConfessions before Mass · 5pm Mass is paused in July and August
18:00Sts. Peter & PaulPotsdamSecond Sunday of the month only

During the week

Weekday Mass

When and WhereTimeInformation
Every WednesdaySt. Bernard’s · Dahlem13:00A quieter and shorter weekday Mass in English
First Friday of the monthSt. Bernard’s · Dahlem19:00Followed by Encounter and Eucharistic Adoration in the basement until 05:00 on Saturday

Situated in the leafy south-western suburb of Dahlem in close proximity to the Freie Universität, St. Bernard has served the Mission since 2003 when it was selected for its convenient location close to many embassies and the US and British schools. It quickly grew into a thriving community that today draws parishioners from all corners of the earth.

Alongside the popular 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday Masses, regular activities include evening Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament on the 2nd Sunday of each month, a spiritual literature club for exploring the diverse facets of our faith, youth and university outreach work, preparation for the Sacraments of Reconciliation, First Holy Communion, Confirmation and Marriage as well as choral and musical activities.

Masses

  • Sunday Mass at 9.00 am, from the First Sunday of Advent (Confessions 10.00 – 10.45 am)
  • Sunday Mass at 11.00 am
  • Sunday Mass at 5.00 pm (Confessions before Mass; 5pm Mass is paused in July and August)
  • Wednesday Mass at 1.00 pm
  • First Friday of the month, Mass at 7.00 pm, followed by Encounter and Eucharistic Adoration in the basement until 5.00 am on Saturday

Other activities

  • Coffee hour after Mass every 2nd and 4th Sundays (except in July and August)
  • Eucharistic Adoration every 2nd Sunday of the month from noon – 16:00 h (except in July and August)
  • International Rosary, every Monday at 7.00 pm
  • Christian Literature Club, Fridays at 7.30 pm (dates announced every month)
  • Preparation for First Holy Communion and Confirmation
  • Online women’s prayer group
  • Online Lectio Divina group, Tuesdays at 7.30 pm
  • Wisdom of the Saints, every third Friday of the month at 7.00 pm
  • Bible Discussion Group, every second Saturday of the month at 5.00 pm

Priests in charge

Pastor
Father Sylvester Ajunwa
Assistant
Father Hippolytus Anyanwu

Church open

Throughout the week
9.00 am – 5.00 pm

You are warmly invited to spend time privately in prayer and thanksgiving with our Eucharistic Lord, Jesus Christ, present in the tabernacle.

Königin-Luise-Straße 33
14195 Berlin
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Mass

  • Sunday Mass 1.00 pm

Other activities

  • Children’s liturgy and religious education, every Sunday at 1:00 pm
  • Community meetings, every 1st Sunday after Mass
  • Fortnight Fellowship of the Friends of Jesus Catholic Charismatic Renewal, every even calendar Sunday after the 1.00 pm Mass

Parish website (German)

Priests in charge

Pastor
Father Sylvester Ajunwa
Assistant
Father Hippolytus Anyanwu
Kolonnenstraße 38
10829 Berlin
Bezirk Tempelhof-Schöneberg
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Due to renovations at the Catholic Academy, the English-language Mass at the Catholic Academy has been moved to the Marienkapelle, located on the campus of St. Hedwig’s Hospital.

Mass

  • Sunday 10.00 am

Other activities

  • To be announced

Priest in charge

Pastor
Father Sylvester Ajunwa
Große Hamburger Str. 5–11
10115 Berlin
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Beginning in January 2021, the English-speaking Roman Catholic Mission of Berlin began offering Holy Mass in English in Potsdam at the church of Saints Peter and Paul on every 2nd Sunday of the month at 18:00 h.

Parish website (German)

Am Bassin 2
14467 Potsdam
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Mass

  • Sunday Mass 1:00 pm (Twi language)

Other activities

Priest in charge

Pastor
Father Stephen Duodu
Bäumerplan 1–5
12101 Berlin-Tempelhof
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The English-speaking Mission is a multicultural Roman Catholic community in Berlin, strengthening bonds between English-speaking and German congregations in Berlin.

The English-speaking communities meet at five locations in the city of Berlin for Sunday liturgies and other activities.

The mission also offers pastoral care for immigrants, religious education and catechism classes for 1st Holy Communion and Confirmation, infant and adult baptisms, and marriage courses in the English language.

Home visitations can be arranged by request.

The Mission Office

Pastor
Father Sylvester Ajunwa, PhD
Phone
(030) 239 44 308
Secretary
Ms. Brendaline Keafon
Phone
(030) 844 17492
Email
alsda46@aol.com
Address
Königin-Luise-Str. 33
14195 Berlin

Office hours

Ms. Brendaline KeafonSecretary Thu 14:00–16:00
Sat 13:00–17:00
Father Sylvester AjunwaPastor · by appointment Tue–Thu 11:00–14:30

Please telephone or email to arrange an appointment with Fr. Ajunwa.

Registration

To register for children’s Sacramental Preparation programs, marriage preparation or RCIA/OCIA please contact the ESM office at alsda46@aol.com.

Sacramental records

For sacramental records, please contact the office.

Königin-Luise-Str. 33
14195 Berlin
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The Mission prepares children and adults for the sacraments in English, and offers pastoral care for immigrants, religious education and catechism classes for First Holy Communion and Confirmation, infant and adult baptisms, and marriage courses.

Marriage

If you wish to be married in the English-speaking Mission, please contact the Office to make an appointment with Fr. Sylvester Ajunwa at least six months before the proposed wedding. Couples are encouraged to delay fixing the date and making costly venue bookings until having the interview with Fr. Sylvester, as it is possible that the discussions will reveal impediments or other irregularities that will take some time to resolve before moving forward.

Sacramental records

Inquiries regarding sacramental records (Baptisms, First Holy Communion, Confirmation, Holy Matrimony) celebrated under the ESM should be directed to the ESM Office at alsda46@aol.com.

Please note that the All Saints community (at Hüttenweg in Dahlem) was under the ESM only until 30 November 2025, meaning records after that time are not held at the ESM.

Baptism and home visitation

Infant and adult baptisms are celebrated in English. Home visitations can be arranged by request. Please contact the Office.

First Holy Communion preparation: classes have started for the 2025/2026 academic year.

Confirmation classes at St. Bernard’s

The current two-year class is underway and is full. The next class will be open for enrollment in the Summer/Fall of 2027, with classes beginning in September 2027. Registration runs through the ESM Office (alsda46@aol.com).

The Confirmation program is a two-year program. Classes usually take place Saturday afternoons (one or two classes per month). Candidates should ideally be at least 14 years of age to enroll. It is expected that students are able to read and speak English at an 8th grade mother-tongue level.

Curriculum

  • Bible Literacy Module: Teen T3 Bible Timeline series.
  • Faith & Science Module: helps show how faith and the natural sciences are not mutually exclusive.
  • Philosophical / Theological Modules: builds foundations grouped around Six Great Ideas: Truth, Goodness, Beauty, Justice, Freedom, Equality. Draws on the writings of Aristotle, Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Vatican II and others to expose candidates to the philosophical and theological framework of Catholic doctrine. Candidates build a portfolio of reading material from Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics and Thomas Aquinas’ Summa Theologiae, as well as magisterial documents such as Lumen gentium, Dei Verbum and Rerum novarum.
  • Prayer Module: introduces students to the varied prayer traditions in the Church and seeks to build the student’s own prayer life. Retreats are organized whenever possible. Includes standard prayers, the Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet, Stations of the Cross, litanies, novenas, Lectio Divina and Adoration.
  • Sacramental Theology Module: introduces the theology of the sacraments generally, and focuses specifically on the Sacraments of Initiation.
  • Service opportunities: encourage candidates to live their faith through charity.

Interested in becoming a Roman Catholic? Or just curious about the Christian Faith? The Archdiocese of Berlin-Brandenburg offers an RCIA/OCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults / Order of Christian Initiation of Adults) program in English in cooperation with the English-speaking Mission.

The program starts with an individual interview to get to know you and find out where you are on your spiritual journey. This is also an opportunity to find out more about the course and its content.

You can enroll to find out more about the Catholic faith, asking questions and receiving answers along the way. After individual discernment with your guides, you may decide to join the Church and receive the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist) during the Easter Vigil. However, a commitment to Baptism is not a requirement for joining the course.

For more information and registration, please contact the ESM Office.

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Advent retreat flyer: Hearts Awake, Lives Renewed, Saturday 28 November
Saturday 28 November · 09:30 to 16:00 · St. Bernard’s Parish Hall

Advent Retreat: Hearts Awake, Lives Renewed

A day set apart to prepare your heart for Christ, led by Fr. Simon Boiser.

To register, email esmfaith@gmail.com with your name and the ESM community or church you attend.

“Be vigilant at all times and pray.” (Luke 21:36)

Recurring · week by week

The regular rhythm

RepeatsTimeWhat
Every Monday19:00International Rosary with Benediction · St. Bernard’s
Every Tuesday19:30Lectio Divina · Online
Every Wednesday13:00Weekday Mass · St. Bernard’s
1st Friday19:00Mass followed by Encounter & Night Vigil · St. Bernard’s
2nd Saturday17:00Bible Discussion Group · Basement Lounge
2nd Sunday12:00Eucharistic Adoration · St. Bernard’s
2nd Sunday18:00Mass in Potsdam · Sts. Peter & Paul
3rd Friday19:00Wisdom of the Saints · Basement Lounge

Recurring · in detail

The groups

Hands clasped in prayer around a wooden rosary with a St. Benedict crucifix
Mondays · 19:00 · St. Bernard’s

Monday International Rosary

Please join us in praying the Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary in your preferred language on Mondays at 7 pm at St. Bernard’s Church.

The Rosary concludes with a few minutes of personal prayer in front of the Blessed Sacrament, as well as Adoration and Benediction.

More Info

How do you pray the Lectio Divina: invoke, read, meditate, pray, contemplate
Tuesdays · 19:30 · Online

Tuesday Evening Lectio Divina

The traditional monastic practice of Lectio Divina (Latin for “holy/divine reading”) provides a way to enter into Sacred Scripture as a living Word for our time. Lectio Divina becomes more about divine listening than divine reading when we take the time to do it. This is why we pray Lectio Divina, to become better listeners of the Lord, to hear more clearly what God is asking of us, opening ourselves to peace, gratitude, and living rooted in Christ.

The basic idea is to spend time listening deeply and intently to what God might have to say to you through Scripture, almost as if the sacred text were a much-cherished love letter from God. It is not a study method. Background knowledge can be helpful but is not essential. Our real goal is to meet our Lord as we read his Word and allow him to transform our lives to be more like him through the work of the Holy Spirit.

We meet online every Tuesday evening to dive deeper into the upcoming Sunday Mass readings. There is no commitment to join every week, just come whenever you can.

To register: esmlectio@yahoo.com

A gold monstrance holding the Blessed Sacrament, with a lit candle beside it
2nd Sunday monthly · from 12:00 · St. Bernard’s

Eucharistic Adoration

"So, could you not stay awake with me one hour?" - Our Lord posed this question to His disciples in the garden of Gethsemane.

Adoration is a chance to just spend time with the Lord, speak to Him as you would to a friend and get to know Him through the Gospels. As Archbishop Fulton Sheen said, "We become what we gaze upon. Looking into the sunset the face takes on a golden glow. Looking at the Eucharistic Lord for an hour transforms the heart in a mysterious way".

Join us for Eucharistic Adoration on the second Sunday of each month. Adoration begins directly after the 11 am Mass and runs until 16:00 h.

The Sacred Heart of Jesus, crowned with thorns and aflame
1st Friday monthly · 19:00 · St. Bernard’s

First Friday Mass followed by Encounter & Night Vigil

Friday Mass is celebrated at St. Bernard’s on the first Friday of the month, followed by Encounter and then silent Eucharistic Adoration in the basement until 05:00 on Saturday morning.

First Fridays are traditionally dedicated to the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. We come together to pray for our community and the Church at large during this Mass.

After the Mass celebration, Encounter immediately begins. This is a time for Praise and Worship, with music and prayer in front of the Blessed Sacrament. If you wish the continue in Adoration, the Blessed Sacrament is exposed in the downstairs classroom until 05:00, for silent prayer and dialogue with Our Lord.

Flyer: ESM Berlin First Friday Vigil (PDF)

A small group around a table with an open Bible and hands clasped in prayer
2nd Saturday monthly · 17:00 · St. Bernard’s basement lounge

Bible Discussion Group

The Bible Discussion group meets on the second Saturday of each month at 17.00 h in the basement lounge at St. Bernard’s. This group is open to young and old alike. We are currently discussing the Gospel of Matthew, no preparation is needed beforehand. Just bring your enthusiasm for the Bible and an open mind to absorb from others.

This is a good way to get integrated into the community, meet new people and discover other ways you can serve in the church.

Contact: munikwatsitsi@gmail.com

A stack of books
Monthly · Fridays · 19:30

Christian Literature Club

Each month the club reads and discusses one text together. New participants are always welcome.

Currently reading: Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica humanitas.

For questions or the location: jrtching@yahoo.com

Illustration of the saints
3rd Friday monthly · 19:00–20:30 · St. Bernard’s basement lounge

Wisdom of the Saints

How can Saints speak to us in our own life situations today, become our friends, and help us to deepen our faith? Once a month we meet in person at St. Bernard’s to focus on the life and writings of one great Saint. Group discussions provide an opportunity to reflect on the Saint’s message to us as we walk our personal journey of faith.

Newcomers are warmly welcome.

Contact Sharon: nemethst@aol.com

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Königin-Luise-Str. 33, 14195 Berlin
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English translation

This is a convenience translation. The German text above is the authoritative version.

Controller. English-speaking Roman Catholic Mission in the Archdiocese of Berlin, Königin-Luise-Str. 33, 14195 Berlin, represented by Fr. Dr. Sylvester Ajunwa. As a Catholic church body, the Mission is subject to the German Catholic Church Data Protection Act (KDG) rather than directly to the GDPR.

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For questions about giving, please contact the ESM Office at alsda46@aol.com or (030) 844 17492.

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Englischsprachige Römisch-Katholische Mission
Königin-Luise-Str. 33
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Tel: (030) 844 17492
Email: alsda46@aol.com
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Die englischsprachige römisch-katholische Gemeinde des Erzbistums Berlin und wird vertreten durch den Leiter der Mission Pfr. Dr. Sylvester Ajunwa.

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Bildnachweis · Image credits

Photographs of St. Bernhard and St. Judas Thaddäus are by Leonhard Lenz and Bodo Kubrak, released under CC0 1.0 via Wikimedia Commons.

The photograph of St. Elisabeth is by Jörg Zägel, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons.