Statue of our Lady of Peace in the Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome
On Tuesday 31st May at 5pm BST Pope Francis, with international shrines around the world, will lead a Rosary for peace at the Statue of our Lady of Peace in the Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome for those suffering the ongoing war in Ukraine and other wars around the world. All the faithful are invited to support the Pope in his prayer to the Queen of Peace by visiting https://www.vaticannews.va
For those who would like to come together to pray the Rosary with the Holy Father, the parish hall will be open from 4.45 pm on Tuesday and we will participate together through the live-stream from Rome
'If I forget you, Jerusalem, let my right hand wither.' Psalm 137:5
Archbishop Nolan has spoken out against injustices and violence in the Holy Land after a recent visit to the area as part of a delegation of European bishops who met local people, along with religious and political leaders during their week-long mission. To read the final statement,click HERE
The Catholic Church in Scotland is concerned with the lives, safety, wholeness and well-being of each individual person and seeks to safeguard the welfare of people of all ages who are involved in whatever capacity with the Church and its organisations. Our full policy statement with useful contact details can be found HERE.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDING NEWS Please take some time to read the most recent issue of Safeguarding Matters, the newsletter of the new Scottish Catholic Safeguarding Standards Agency. (Available through the Bishops’ Conference website, www.bcos.org.uk) It introduces the members of the SCSSA Board, advertises 2 full-time vacancies in the agency, and announces details of the National Safeguarding Conference that will take place on 1st October 2022.
The latest edition for March 2022 HERE
Click on the YouTube logo below for a live YouTube feed during any Mass or service that is live streamed. Please subscribe to our YouTube Channel which will allow you to access previous broadcasts.
Scroll further down the page for the live FaceBook feed.
Each of us will strive to nurture our personal friendship with Jesus Christ and witness to this by proclaiming His Gospel and being His Church in this part of Glasgow. We will have a particular care for our young people, helping them take their rightful place at the heart of our community.
We are also committed to deepening the bonds of friendship with our brothers and sisters who are members of other Christian communities and those who profess different faiths.
We do all of this as members of the larger Catholic community within the Archdiocese of Glasgow and the universal Church.