St John Vianney The Cure D’Ars famous for his simplicity and deep devotion to the sacrament of reconciliation and the Eucharist. His whole life was spent among the folk of his village and he is understandably the patron saint of Parish Priests.

Vigil Mass restarts today at 5.30pm. Please note – and share the word!  

Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord is an important moment for the faith journey because it reveals our ultimate destination. As beloved children, we are destined for the resurrection.

Holiday club changes venue and moves to Maryhill Ruchill Parish Church.10am – 12 noon. See advertising info on how to register via the QR code

St Theresa Benedicta of the Cross Edith Stein was a Jewish academic philosopher. She became a Catholic and a Carmelite nun but under the Nazi persecution of the Jews she – and her sister Rosa – were taken from Carmel and were both murdered in Auschwitz.

19th Sunday Ordinary Time (A) God is not in the power of the storm, waves or earthquake. God is revealed in the gentle breeze and in the presence of Jesus who brings calm!

Tea bar reopens after summer break! Look forward to seeing everybody after 11am Mass

St Maximilian Kolbe was a Franciscan friar who had a devotion to the Immaculate Conception. He was involved in publication of newspapers where he was vocally critical of the Nazis. He was taken to Auschwitz where he volunteered to replace a married man about to be executed. After weeks of torture Kolbe was finally killed … Continued

Vigil Mass 6.30pm of the Assumption in preparation for tomorrow’s festival

The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary recalls that as she is preserved from sin in her Immaculate Conception, Mary did not taste corruption but instead is assumed bodily into the presence of Jesus for ever. Mass at 10am

Tuesday Club 11.30 - 3pm restarts after the summer break. Looking forward to seeing everybody back again and catching up with all the news!