1 reviews

Alqalaa Debts Collection

Name: Alqalaa Debts Collection
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 5

Abu Dhabi

CCW2+P9H - Sultan Bin Zayed The First St - Hadbat Al Za'faranah - Zone 1 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Corporate office Church

+971 2 447 2879

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Alqalaa Debts Collection is a corporate office and church located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 5.00 out of 5 stars based on 1 reviews. The street address of this business is CCW2+P9H - Sultan Bin Zayed The First St - Hadbat Al Za'faranah - Zone 1 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. Alqalaa Debts Collection is open seven days a week from 10:00am to 03:00pm.

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Where Alqalaa Debts Collection is located at?: Alqalaa Debts Collection is located at CCW2+P9H - Sultan Bin Zayed The First St - Hadbat Al Za'faranah - Zone 1 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Alqalaa Debts Collection?: The contact number of Alqalaa Debts Collection is +971 2 447 2879

Reviews

5 M H 33 months ago

Came here for Mass. Great little church. It was built immediately after Catholics were freed from some of the harsh Anti Catholic laws were rescinded in the 18th century. It's aligned with the altar in the Salisbury cathederal which was taken from the Catholic church after the reformation

5 Veronica Lowe (Songsinger) 34 months ago

First Holy Communion Mass, the last of 4 over a weekend in this gorgeous flint and stone Pugin church. Excellent 40 martyrs stained glass.

4 Tim u0026 Mel. Off The Beaten Track 69 months ago

A nice place of worship in the Roman Catholic community.

3 Tibique Pactolus Fluat 81 months ago

Sadly driven out of this church by someone playing vaguely religious music very loudly, and turning up and down the volume. Pugin must be turning in his grave!

5 Ruari McCallion 45 months ago

We attended the Ordinariate Mass most weeks. Lovely building; one of the first Catholic churches built after Emancipation. Designed by Pugin. The Ordinariate Mass is excellent.

1 Scott McClung 81 months ago

Why do pews have to be so uncomfortable and Catholic services so long... Glad i haven't been brainwashed into visiting weekly

5 Edward Okosun 57 months ago

St Osmund's Catholic church is the warmest and kindest church I have ever walked into. I call it my home away from home because everyone there is like family. The Reverend Fathers’ sermons are sublime and inspire self-contemplation. Our children loved the children’s choir lessons before the lockdown.
The church helped my family adapt to coming to England and made us feel so welcome.
Sadly, we can no longer have tea after Mass since the pandemic.
A lovely parishioner walked a long way to welcome us to my children's first school in England. This she did, without knowing who we were.
A parishioner from St Osmund's has been teaching my whole family to play the keyboard several times a week for a year for free.
I was away from home when our child had an ear infection. Our 77-year-old piano teacher walked home in the rain to get her car; came to pick my family up; drove my family to the walk-in-centre to see a GP; then took my family to Tesco Extra to get the prescribed medication before dropping my family at home.
When another child of ours required a blood test at our GP while both parents were at work, a 70-year-old friend came from Downton to pick our child from school, took her to our GP Surgery and took her back to school.
Two parishioners coached our child for the 11plus exam for free, and he passed the exam into Bishop Wordsworth Grammar school.
A 70-year-old parishioner helped my family move into a townhouse. A family offered us extra beds for the whole summer and autumn when we had family come over, and they brought the beds to us too. Someone came to do our plumbing for free. Someone else came to set up our heating.
A family gave us a bike for the children and a car for me to get to work both for free.
For St Osmund's parishioners, Agape love is a way of life.
The social distancing measures at church follow the government guidelines and cleaning of the church in-between Mass is impeccable.
It's a lovely 200-hundred-year-old church!

5 Robert Vink 69 months ago

Discovered this church by chance whilst searching for live-streaming Masses & have been a faithful "virtual" attender this past month. I am very impressed by Fr. Anthony's homilies.

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Business Hours

Sunday	08:00am - 07:00pm
Monday	09:00am - 05:00pm
Tuesday	09:00am - 05:00pm
Wednesday	09:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	09:00am - 05:00pm
Friday	09:00am - 05:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 03:00pm