The Belgian Bishops’ Conference has announced that Pope Francis will conclude his visit to Belgium at the end of September with a Mass at the King Boudewijn Stadium in Brussels. Those wishing to attend the Mass at the country’s largest stadium will need to register in advance.
Pope Francis to conclude his visit to Belgium in September with a Mass at Brussels’ King Boudewijn Stadium
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The four-day visit to Belgium by the head of the Roman Catholic Church will see Pope Francis visit Brussels and the university cities of Leuven (Flemish Brabant) and Louvain-la-Neuve (Walloon Brabant). The two catholic universities (that were once one) are celebrate the 600th anniversary of their establishment next year.
On 29 September, the final day of Pope Francis, he will celebrate Mass at the King Boudewijn Stadium in Brussels. The Mass will begin at 10am.
Anyone wishing to attend the mass will have to register first though. This can be done easily through the papal visit website . Registration is free-of-charge. The Mass will be celebrated in several languages. Each participant will receive a order of service for the Mass at the entrance of the stadium.