National and free helpline
Need to be listened to?
Are you suffering in your family, marital life? Do you experience loneliness badly because of being single or widowed? The vocation of the Louis and Zélie Martin sanctuary is to welcome, listen and pray especially for these intentions related to couples and families.
A triple mission which is becoming more and more concrete in Alençon with families and isolated people in difficulty, who come to seek the protection and intercession of Saints Louis and Zélie Martin.
The goal is for them to be able to say: “I came with my burden and I leave with hope”.
In the continuity of this mission, the sanctuary offers, since June 2021, a hotline anonymous national telephone line, for anyone with family difficulties and wishing to talk about it.
02 33 29 50 43
is available from 10 a.m. to 14 p.m., Monday to Friday.
You can also leave your contact details to be called back, at the email address: ecoute@louisetzelie.com
A team of volunteers from the sanctuary, trained by active listening professionals, will welcome you on the phone, and will take the time to listen to you.
Available
At 02 33 29 50 43 we are available from 10 a.m. to 14 p.m., Monday to Friday. You can also leave your contact details to be called back, at the email address: ecoute@louisetzelie.com
Anonymous
Aware of the problems and sensitivity of each, the sanctuary offers this anonymous hotline, for anyone with family difficulties and wishing receive the support of the saints Louis and Zelie Martin.
Trained
The sanctuary deploys a team of sanctuary volunteers, trained by active listening professionals, will welcome you on the phone, and will take time to listen to you.
Support the shrine
The generosity of donors helps us carry out the projects of the shrine:
• Spread the message Saints Louis and Zélie Martin and Saint Thérèse
• To welcome a growing number of pilgrims
• Organize about ten events per year at the service of couples, families, people with diverse life realities, and to make them accessible even to the most modest incomes.
