TALLINN

St Peter and Paul Cathedral Tallinn, Vene 18, Tallinn

December 2025

Wed. 24.12

8.00 a.m. in Estonian

Wed. 24.12 Christmas

5.00 p.m. in Russian (Vigil Mass)

7.00 p.m. in English (Vigil Mass – in the Dominican chapel)

10.00 p.m. in Estonian (Midnight Mass)

Thu. 25.12 Christmas Day

10.00 a.m. in Polish

11.30 a.m. in Estonian

2.00 p.m. in Russian

4.00 p.m. in English

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Dominican Monastery
Brother Alain ARNOULD OP

Mass times: Timetable

Dominican Monastery
Müürivahe 33-11
10140 Tallinn
Estonia
+39 32 86 82 75 72

Dear brothers and sisters! We are pleased to announce that Catholic services in the Mustamäe district are now held on a regular basis.

Following our inaugural service on March 1st, we warmly invite you to join our community for prayer and the celebration of the Eucharist (in Estonian) every Sunday.

Schedule & Location:

• When: Every Sunday at 12:30 PM.

• Where: St. Mary Magdalene Church (EELK Mustamäe Maarja Magdaleena kirik).

• Address: Tallinn, Kiili tn 9.

This is a wonderful opportunity for residents of Mustamäe and nearby areas to attend Mass closer to home in the welcoming atmosphere of this new church.

Contact Information

If you have any questions or would like to learn more about our parish life, please feel free to reach out: ???? This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

We begin once again the season of Lent — forty days that the Church gives us each year so that we may renew our hearts, purify our vision, and learn to love God and our neighbor more truly. This is by no means a sad time, but a time of grace: a time when the Lord Himself draws closer to us and calls us to turn toward Him with our whole being.

Fasting does not primarily mean giving up food or habits, but conversion. In the words of the prophet: “Return to me with all your heart.” Often we try to change our lives outwardly — more work, more discipline, more control. But God longs for our hearts. He wishes to meet us where we truly are: in our fears, wounds, doubts, and hopes.

Therefore, the Church offers us three simple paths: prayer, fasting, and works of charity.

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