Living the faith,
preserving our heritage,
passing it on with hope.
Since the first centuries of Christianity
The liturgy is celebrated in the Chaldean rite. Aramaic, the language of Christ, lives on within it as a sign of a heritage faithfully handed down for almost two thousand years.
- Faith
- Tradition
- Mission
- Communion
- Hope
A living heritage, born in Mesopotamia
The Chaldean Catholic Church has its origins in the ancient Christian tradition of Mesopotamia, one of the first lands to be evangelised. Heir to the Church of the East, it has been in full communion with the Catholic Church since the 16th century, while preserving its spiritual, liturgical and theological richness.
Throughout the year, our community offers liturgical celebrations, intercultural gatherings, preparation for the sacraments, youth meetings, family activities, formation, cultural events and acts of solidarity.
- Liturgy celebrated in the Chaldean rite
- Aramaic, the language of Christ, still alive
- In full communion with Rome since the 16th century
- Part of the mission of the Catholic Church in Switzerland
“Together, let us keep the faith alive, preserve our heritage and pass it on with hope to future generations.”
The life of the community
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Upcoming celebrations and gatherings
Masses in the Chaldean rite, catechesis, youth meetings and community feasts. The coming dates are listed below.
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