Plans lodged for 60-bed care facility at Wellburn

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Wellburn Care Home could be set for a major new facility — just months after it was feared the well-known service would be lost forever. Plans to build a new 60-bedroom residential care facility at Wellburn House, in Liff Road, have been submitted to Dundee City Council. If given the go-ahead, work on the new facility will get under way …

New Deacon Ordained

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Ron Wylie, a parishioner at St Joseph’s, Dundee, was ordained to the Permanent Diaconate by Bishop Stephen Robson during the Annual Diocesan Mass for Vocations at St Andrew’s Cathedral, Dundee on Saturday 3rd October 2015. Rev. Ron Wylie will now take up his duties as Deacon in the parish of St Pius X, Dundee.

Clare McGraw and Marisia O'Sullivan of Dundee SPUC with other SPUC supporters and workers; Sisters of the Immaculate Hear of Mary; Obianuju Ekeocha, Pro LIfe Speaker and activist Founder of Culture of Life, Africa; John Smeaton, CEO of SPUC UK and John Deighan CEO of SPUC Scotland with Bishop Stephen, Bishop of Dunkel

Pro Life Mass in St Andrew’s Cathedral

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Bishop Stephen Robson celebrated Mass in St Andrews Cathedral last night to mark 40 years of The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children in Dundee. The branch was started in 1975 by Marysia Kobylarska O’Sullivan who is still active in the branch and attended the Mass. Also present for the occasion were SPUC National Director John Smeaton; John Deighan, …

Italian Pilgrimage – Treviso

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THE majestic Cathedral of San Pietro of Treviso with its seven domes. In the 15th and 16th century the neoclassical cathedral was built here in place of an old Romanesque church. The two lions at the foot of the stairway now bear witness to its medieval origins.  Despite the monumental neo-classical design of the cathedral it houses inside a beautiful …

McLellan Commission Report

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Responding to the report and offering the Public Apology called for in its first recommendation, Archbishop Philip Tartaglia said: “As the President of the Bishops’ Conference, and on behalf of all the Bishops of Scotland, I want to offer a profound apology to all those who have been harmed and who have suffered in any way as a result of …