The Diocese of Paisley will continue to provide the necessary support to those affected, while hoping that the sentence passed will reassure those who were harmed that justice has been delivered. [Read more]

Peace and Dialogue: the Gospel Response to Conflict [Read more]

The Diocesan Property Department are recruiting a Part-time Assistant Property Manager. [Read more]

This year we welcomed 16 candidates and catechumens into the Church [Read more]

Scottish Catholic composer Sir James MacMillan’s new oratorio Angels Unawares premiered in the Sistine Chapel [Read more]

Greek Catholic Easter celebrations have been cancelled in parts of Syria [Read more]

An opinion piece argues that hostility towards Christians in Scotland is increasing, particularly in politics and public life [Read more]

Take time to pause and reflect on your faith journey in the beautiful surroundings of Pluscarden Benedictine Monastery. [Read more]

Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, Following a request from the Holy See, the Bishops of Scotland have been invited to reflect on how the structures of the Church in our country can best serve her mission in the years ahead, specifically whether the present situation of eight dioceses is suitable. [Read more]

Fr Ryan has been appointed Parish Priest of Our Lady of Lourdes parish, Bishopton. Father Dan Fitzpatrick will become Parish Priest of St Joseph’s, Clarkston and St Bridget’s, Eaglesham. [Read more]

St John the Baptist Church in Uddingston is hosting a Divine Renovation Open Day on 25 April [Read more]

The Catholic Bishops of Scotland met at the Schoenstatt Shrine from 16–18 March for their Spring Plenary Meeting. [Read more]

The Bishops’ Conference of Scotland has published an Election Briefing Pack ahead of the 2026 Scottish Parliament election. [Read more]

Bishop Keenan issued the following statement on 19th March 2026. [Read more]

A Rachel's Vineyard retreat for spiritual and emotional healing after abortion will be held in Glasgow on Friday, 24th to Sunday 26th April. [Read more]

Bishop Keenan issued the following statement on 17th March 2026. [Read more]

MSPs can be confident that they have taken the correct and responsible course of action. Their vote serves to protect some of Scotland’s most vulnerable individuals from the risk of being pressured into a premature death. [Read more]

Silent Candlelit Hour to mark the close of Glasgow 40 Days For Life Vigil. [Read more]

MSPs face a binary choice on assisted dying: a new autonomy for some or protecting thousands of vulnerable and fearful Scots. [Read more]

The Bishops’ Conference of Scotland is deeply disappointed by the decision of the Scottish Parliament to reject all institutional conscientious objection amendments to the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill. [Read more]