Foyer Catholique Résidence Lanteri, Paris

Check in: 12:00 (12:00pm) - 19:00 (7:00pm) (arrivals may be allowed outside this window if your travel plans can't be adjusted however this is subject to availability)

Check out: 00:00 (12:00am) - 10:00 (10:00am)

History

Sainte Rita Chapel - Since 1992, the Oblates of the Virgin Mary - O.M.V. - have the pastoral charge of the Sainte Rita Chapel, in addition to animating the Lantéri Residence (R.U.L.).

In the spirit of their founder, Pio Bruno Lanteri, of Piedmontese -Italy- origin, the Oblates welcome the faithful who come to meditate there to deepen their Christian faith in the spirit of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius or even implore the help of God through the powerful intercession of the patroness known as "desperate causes", Rita de Cascia, or even thanks to a favor obtained.

Those who visit once always come back.

Food & beverage

A continental breakfast is included in the price and it is also possible to book lunch or dinner. Breakfast is available for children under 6 years of age at €3.50/ person.

The catering department prepares fresh meals made in-house by experienced staff.

Your meal will include a starter, a main course and two possible menus, cheese and milk as well as a dessert.

The meals are at 10€ / person.

Grounds & Gardens

The residence is close to the "Coulée Verte", a recreational area of 14 km and only 10 minutes away from one of the biggest parks in France "Le Parc de Sceaux".

Other facilities

The Residence Lanteri provides internet access, a TV / newspaper room, luggage storage, a bar and catering services. Closer to the centre of the town, you can find a media library, a cinema, shops, banks, a post office, etc.

Children under 6 years stay for free in their parent's room.

The Spiritual Library of the Sainte Rita Chapel is located in the sacristy of the chapel, near the shop of books and religious objects.

Opening hours of St. Rita's Spiritual Library:

• Saturday: after the 5:30 p.m. mass (around 6:25 p.m.);
• Sunday: after the 11 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. masses.