⛪ Clervaux Abbey
Luxembourg
About This Sacred Site
The Abbey of St Maurice and St Maur in Clervaux is a Benedictine monastery overlooking the picturesque town of Clervaux in northern Luxembourg. Founded in 1910, the monks follow the Rule of St Benedict and are renowned for their Gregorian chant, which can be heard during daily services. The abbey offers a peaceful atmosphere for spiritual retreats and is a center of contemplative life.
Key Facts
- •Founded in 1910 by Benedictine monks from the French abbey of Solesmes
- •The monks are renowned for their practice of Gregorian chant
- •Visitors can attend daily services and hear the monks chanting
- •The abbey produces its own artwork, recordings, and publications
- •Located above the town that houses Edward Steichen's 'The Family of Man' photography exhibition
Location
Coordinates: 50.0553, 6.0289
Related Holy Sites
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⛪Echternach Basilica
The basilica of Luxembourg's oldest city, famous for its ancient dancing procession on Whit Tuesday.
⛪Notre-Dame Cathedral Luxembourg
Luxembourg's only cathedral, blending Gothic and Renaissance architecture in the heart of the city.
⛪Vatican City (St. Peter's Basilica)
The spiritual center of Roman Catholicism and home of the Pope.
✝️Church of the Holy Sepulchre
The site where Jesus was crucified, buried, and resurrected.
