(1045 –1093) An English princess born in Hungary, she became Scotland’s Queen when she married Malcolm III. Margaret was a pious Christian, charitable to the poorest in her kingdom, and set about reforming the church. Mother of three kings of Scotland she died at Edinburgh Castle, days after her husband's death in battle. (Which is recorded … Continued
(Last Sunday of the Church’s year) Mocked in royal purple, ‘seated’ on the throne of the cross and crowned with thorns, Jesus reveals true kingly service. We find the meaning of our lives when we offer generous, life-giving service. Hail Redeemer, King divine! Masses at 5.30 (Saturday Vigil) Sunday 9am, 11am – with children’s liturgy … Continued
Honoured among the Orthodox as Πρωτόκλητος - ‘the first called’ to follow Jesus, he led others to the Lord – including his brother Simon Peter. St Andrew has been celebrated in Scotland for over a thousand years. It wasn’t until the signing of The Declaration of Arbroath in 1320, that he became Scotland’s patron saint. … Continued
P7 children will be confirmed by Archbishop Nolan in St Gregory's parish
A prayerful evening to help us prepare for Christmas, followed by tea and coffee in the hall.
A celebration of the Christmas liturgy for children and their families.
Come and welcome in Christmas.
Come and celebrate the joy of Christmas day and the birth of our Lord.
The primary school children who are preparing to receive the sacraments this year will come to the church this evening for a short rehearsal.
We celebrate the baptism of Our Lord.
Baptism for the primary school children who are preparing to receive the sacraments this year.
