Mass times in Lausanne

14 Catholic churches in Lausanne with their Masses, confession times and hours of adoration for the coming days – straight from the parish calendars. On Sunday the earliest Mass begins at 08:00, the latest at 20:00.

Sunday Masses in Lausanne

Sunday, 15 November 2026. Saturday vigil Masses are in the right-hand column.

ChurchSundayVigil Mass
Chapelle Saint-AugustinTraditional Latin MassAvenue de Béthusy 78, 1012 Lausanne-Montblesson08:00 Mass10:00 Traditional Latin Mass19:00 Traditional Latin Mass
Saint-EtienneLausanne08:45 Mass11:00 Mass18:00 Mass18:00 Vigil Mass
Notre-Dame de l'AssomptionLausanne09:00 Mass10:30 Mass12:00 Mass17:30 Mass20:00 Mass18:00 Vigil Mass
Sacré-CoeurLausanne09:00 Mass10:30 Mass19:00 Mass18:00 Vigil Mass
Saint-JosephLausanne09:00 Mass11:00 Mass18:30 Vigil Mass
Saint-Nicolas de FlüeLausanne10:00 Mass
Saint-RédempteurLausanne10:00 Mass11:30 Mass17:30 Vigil Mass
Sainte-Thérèse de l'Enfant Jésus1020 Lausanne-Maison Olympique10:00 Mass18:00 Mass18:00 Vigil Mass
Saint-AmédéeLausanne10:30 Mass
Saint-EspritLausanne10:30 Mass18:00 Vigil Mass
Saint-AndréLausanne17:00 Vigil Mass

Red times are Masses. Grey times are Liturgies of the Word or not confirmed as a Mass.

Weekdays in Lausanne

Wednesday 11 November

Thursday 12 November

+2 more

Friday 13 November

Saturday 14 November

Monday 16 November

Tuesday 17 November

Wednesday 18 November

Thursday 19 November

Confession times in Lausanne

1 churches with confession times in the directory.

Adoration in Lausanne

2 churches with Eucharistic adoration.

Traditional Latin Mass in Lausanne

Traditional rite, 7 dates in the coming days.

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Frequently asked questions about services in Lausanne

Where is the earliest Sunday Mass in Lausanne?

At 08:00 in Chapelle Saint-Augustin.

Does the Saturday vigil Mass count?

Yes. Masses celebrated from 4 pm on Saturday fulfil the Sunday obligation – in Lausanne that is 8 dates, listed in their own column.

Where do these times come from?

From the public parish calendars of Bistum Lausanne-Genf-Freiburg, fetched anew every night. Every church page links its source calendar.

What if a time is wrong?

Every church page has “Time not right?”. Corrections from parishes take precedence over the automatically fetched data.

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