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40 Days for Life Annual Reunion ­­­­­­­­­­­on Saturday 1st September 2018 Following the September 1st, First Saturday Devotion which begins at noon prior to 1pm lunchtime mass in St Andrew’s Cathedral the annual 40 Days for Life reunion will take place in the Eyre Hall, Archdiocesan Office, 196 Clyde Street, Glasgow on Saturday 1st September from 2pm till 4pm.

MERCY BUS THANKSGIVING MASS After another very successful Mercy Bus Tour around the central belt of Scotland. The Friends of Divine Mercy Scotland are hosting a Mercy Bus Thanksgiving mass on Friday 7 September 2018 7 p.m.

OPENING OF DIVINE MERCY SHRINE AT ST MARY’S CHURCH, PAISLEY A Divine Mercy Shrine will be officially opened during a Holy Hour at 3 p.m. on Saturday 25 August 2018 St Faustina’s birthday followed by Holy mass at 4.30p.m. at St Mary’s Church, 163 George Street, Paisley, PA1 2UN. All are welcome, there will be light refreshments afterwards.

In Solidarity with Global Rosary Coast to Coast for Faith, Life & Peace on October 7th 2018 when many other Nations are participating.

New DofP Ministry - The Commission is to support parishes in providing good liturgy in which the faithful can encounter Christ.

RAH Mass – Help needed: In accordance with the aims of our Diocesan Synod, Monsignor Tormey, Catholic chaplain to the RAH in Paisley, is looking for Eucharistic Ministers and Readers who would be willing to ' Do their bit, make it happen' by helping out at hospital mass at 4.00pm on Saturday afternoons. This would be a great help for those patients and staff in RAH who attend the hospital Mass

The archbishop of Manila calls on the faithful to stay away from fights to settle scores. “In following Christ, there are many crosses that you will carry while … following ‘fake god’ erases the cross and promises [a] false path,”.

University chaplain held service at church in the city on Monday night.

The Project Truth Roadshow gets together young people from across the UK to spend a week travelling around Scotland’s towns and cities, bringing the pro-life message to the public with real joy: because life is beautiful. Here’s a link to a video showing what happens on the roadshow. Our latest Roadshow has a team of 23 young people and continues to grow in number and gain momentum each year. This year’s Roadshow will take place between 6th and 11th August 2017.

Having already outlined Pope St. John Paul's thought on the human person and love as it is found in Love and Responsibility, the next series of articles are devoted to a second text, Man and Woman He Created Them, now known as the Theology of the Body (ToB), which he delivered as Holy Father. ...

Last Sunday of the Year - Christ the King (Ezek 34:11-12; 15-17 1 Cor 15:20-26; 28 Matt 25:31-46) Called to be symbols of the way Jesus loves

What does it mean to be a man?

Faith in action...for these tennis pros, there's a far mightier power at play on and off the court.

Dalic said recently that his current success is due to his faith in God, and that he always carries a rosary to hold onto in difficult times. Dalic spoke about his faith on Croatian Catholic radio when the World Cup began. “Everything I have done in my life and in my professional career I owe to my faith, and I am grateful to my Lord,” Dalic said.

The Catholic Church has always held that religion and science are not enemies, but rather two complementary paths to truth.

It is well-nigh impossible to be well-read these days without at least knowing the names of the English writers G. K. Chesterton and J. R. R. Tolkien. Tolkien has captured the imagination of the world through his great epic, The Lord of the Rings, and the at times densely theological, at times amusing writings of Chesterton are enjoying a real renaissance in Christian circles.

Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24 2 Corinthians 8:7; 9:13-15 Mark 5:21-43) The triumph of love over fear

PLANS to celebrate 100 years of state-funded Catholic education in Glasgow have been slammed. Lord Provost Eva Bolander will host a civic reception later this year to mark the centenary of the Education (Scotland) Act 1918, which introduced public funding to Catholic schools. Church bosses have welcomed the move, insisting that faith schools are good for Scotland. But campaign group, the Scottish Secular Society, have hit out at the move, claiming that Catholic schools should be scrapped.

July 6 marks the feast day of St. Maria Goretti, a young virgin and martyr whose life is an example of purity and mercy for all Christians. Maria Goretti is best known for her commitment to purity and the courageous defense of her faith at the young age of eleven that made her willing to undergo death rather than participate in a sin against God. She is also remarkable for the forgiveness she willingly granted her attacker as she lay on her deathbed.

Archaeologists discover the oldest images to date of the two great apostles. In the unlikeliest of places, archaeologists found the oldest icons to date of St. Peter and St. Paul.