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‘Formed’: St. Mirin’s Chaplaincy Center, 45 High Street, Paisley will be hosting a new club named ‘Formed’ on Monday afternoons 4.30-6.00pm. The session is open to anyone in the present s3, s4, s5 and s6.

Our present program of Masses will be suspended after this Sunday until Monday 15th April due to University holidays. Mass at UWS Chaplaincy: Mass is available at the St. Mirin’s Chaplaincy centre, 45 High Street, Paisley at 5pm on Sundays and at 12.30pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. All welcome!

The St. Mirin’s Chaplaincy Centre welcomes you to our series of Wednesday Lenten Talks. 

The Pope asks us to pray a Rosary daily that the Virgin Mary protect the Church in these times of crisis, and to pray to St. Michael the Archangel that he defend the Church from the attacks of the devil.

Anthony Gielty – ‘Out of Darkness’ - Once one of Scotland's most violent prisoners, Anthony's life changed through a chance encounter with a priest. After a recent and extremely popular talk, Anthony will be returning to give his incredible testimony the St. Mirin’s Chaplaincy Centre, 45 High Street, Paisley. Tuesday 23rd January beginning at 7pm.

Mass at St. Mirin’s Chaplaincy Centre by UWS: Mass will be celebrated at St. Mirin’s Chaplaincy Centre, 45 High Street, Paisley every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Mass will commence at 12.45pm. Please feel free to join us.

UWS Chaplaincy: Studying at UWS? Would you like to get involved in our Catholic society? If so please contact Fr. John Morrison @ johnmorrison1976@gmail.com

If your heading off on holiday or just out and about for a few days here & there, be sure to pack your Saint for the trip! You will find a Saint for pretty much anything or any situation, here are just a few to get you started on your way...enjoy your summer & stay safe!! P.S. I always take my Rosary with me too!!

The former Northern Ireland footballer Philip Mulryne has been ordained a Roman Catholic priest in the Dominican Order. Father Mulryne, who is reported to have once earned £600,000 a year, has also taken a vow of poverty. Philip Mulryne prostrate as he was ordained a priest in Dublin on Saturday. He was ordained in Dublin on Saturday by Archbishop Joseph Augustine Di Noia, who had travelled from Rome for the ceremony. Fr Mulryne had been ordained a deacon in October last year.

Sometimes we all need a little encouragement to cultivate good habits. "Daddy! Guess what? The Rosary Lady at school knows who you are.” Ummm, ok. What “Rosary Lady”? “There’s a lady at school who comes in every Wednesday to help us pray.”

How quickly does Lent come round again? It's the season to be prayerfully interceding for others and we have our Calendar for Lent 2017, all laid out to make it easy for you! Please join us as we pray our way around the diocese and beyond!