Saint Helen's, Langside

We are so grateful to the many parishioners who have made donations to Saint Helen's during these days when our regular income is much reduced due to the closure of our church. We now have a quick, easy and secure way to make one-off or regular offerings to the parish on-line by clicking the button above. (If you would prefer to complete a standing order form and hand it to your bank, please click HERE). We also appeal to any parishioners who have made recent donations and who are tax payers to consider completing a Gift Aid Declaration which will enable the parish to reclaim 25% of your offering. You can download the form HERE

On Wednesday, anytime after Mass, click on the link below to join our virtual coffee morning.Here is the link for Wednesday's  virtual Coffee Morning (11.00am)

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87878931161 
 

It has been announced that public Masses can be resumed from Wednesday 15th July. We will therefore begin our usual Sunday schedule on the weekend of 18th/19th July. Unfortunately, due to very strict Government limits on numbers, admission to Mass will be by TICKET ONLY - you can register to attend one of the Sunday Masses by clicking the "Sunday Mass Registration" button above and then following the instructions. If you are succesful in booking a place, you are asked to arrive for Mass no earlier than 15 minutes before the Mass is due to start to allow the Church to be sanitized. A volunteer will check your name against the list of those registered to attend that Mass. Sadly, anyone not registered will be unable to attend the Mass. Please remember though that there is currently no obligation to attend Sunday Mass and that all our Masses will be streamed live.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS BOOKING FACILITY IS CURRENTLY 'UNDER CONSTRUCTION' AND THE LINK MAY NOT BE LIVE UNTIL SATURDAY 11th JULY. THANKS FOR YOUR PATIENCE

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SSVP has asked to make people aware of this helpline.
A National Coronavirus Helpline has been launched aimed at people who are in particular at risk groups such as those over 70, those who received a flu jab for health reasons and those who need support of mental health services - beyond those who fall into the "shielding" category.
It is primarily focused on people who do not have internet access, with the government pointing anyone else looking for support to its READY SCOTLAND website. The phone line will link callers to their local council, who can help arrange deliveries of food and medication as well as links to social work services. The phone number is   0800 111 4000 and it will initially operate between 09.00 and 17.00 although this could later be extended.  https://www.readyscotland.org