Following a meeting with priests of Dunkeld Diocese, Scotland’s Landings Team have been working hard to provide resources in support of their work reaching out to those, especially at this time, who may be searching for a way back to the Faith. Landings UK North coordinator, Margaret Johnson, was delighted when ‘working from home’ turned out to to be ‘working …
Read by Mary O’Duffin
If you are concerned about the welfare of a child or adult at risk, do not delay in contacting the police if a child or adult is believed to be in immediate danger. It is the policy of the Catholic Church in Scotland to report all allegations of abuse to statutory authorities, regardless of whether the abuse occurred recently or in …
The Gospel for Easter Wednesday by Mary O’Duffin. Today the Gospel relates the story of the disciples and Jesus on the road to Emmaus. Through the holy Eucharist we are drawn deeper and deeper into the saving death and glorious resurrection of the immortal Christ. Like Cleophas and Luke of Emmaus we are Table-guests of Christ, we know Him, our …
The Gospel for Easter Tuesday – read by Mary O’Duffin
Bishop Stephen Robson share a 2nd Century reading from the Office – for Holy Saturday.
After the Sabbath was over, at dawn, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to visit the tomb… how astonished were they? The Gospel according to St Matthew tells us what happened…
Father Jim Walls leads us in seven simple steps into contemplative prayer – including a period of silence which ends with a “Glory be….”
from Fr Mike Freyne, St Bernadette’s, Tullibody “Today across the world, millions of Christians will celebrate Good Friday. The day on which Jesus was crucified on the cross. But, you might not feel much like celebrating today. With the world in the grips of crisis, you may feel like God has forsaken you. If so, you’re not alone. As Jesus …