First to encounter the Risen Lord, she is also the first evangelist, running to tell the others. Sadly, her role and story haven’t received the prominence deserved in a male dominated institution! May she inspire us in our new evangelisation.
Good and evil exist alongside each other in our world – like weeds and wheat in todays’ gospel. We mightn’t be able to separate but we can cultivate the good and diminish the bad.
Maryhill Festival & our church pop-up café. This festival is a relatively new but big event, with community groups and services coming together. Its important that we, the local Christian church be there too, so we’re doing one of our special pop ups! Can you help?
Excited to celebrate the marriage of Roisin and Ryan - two parishioners celebrating their wedding at home in Barga. Every blessing for the day and forever.
He was the first to be martyred. He is the patron saint of Spain and, traditionally, his remains are in Santiago de Compostela, the destination of the Camino. He is patron of the British Court and revered among the Kings of Scotland!
Traditionally the parents of the Blessed Virgin Mary, grandparents of Jesus. Pope Francis constantly reminds us of the huge role of grandparents in family life so let’s remember all grandparents today.
Excited to celebrate the marriage of Rebecca and Andrew – young couple in the parish marrying at Glasgow University Memorial Chapel.
Same time – same place. 9.30 in the Viking Lounge - free brekkie for you and your friends. Just show up for an hour's chat and food.
This week a third parable about fields! This time one that has covered over a rich treasure hoard! A canny merchant discovers this and goes and buys the field and inherits treasure. What is precious to us and what do we do to sake it?
WYD, begun by St John Paul, gathers the young people of the world every two years. We are delighted that Rose, Kerry, Conor, Finn and Anthony – our “Lisbon Lions” – are representing us. Have a blast!
A Basque soldier and nobleman, Inigo became a priest and founded the hugely influential Society of Jesus (Jesuits) Happy feast to our Jesuit neighbours at St Aloysius and to our Jesuit Pope, Francis!
Fr Jim goes on annual leave today. Just like you never leave your family when you are away, neither does a priest leave behind his folk!
