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Bishop John’s Vocations Message 2021

by Editor | Jan 15, 2021 | Featured, News and Events, Planting seeds, Vocations, Vocations Campaigns

An Invitation to Consider the Call in 2021. Bishop John Keenan, the Bishop of Paisley – whose remit also includes Priests for Scotland – has recorded this video message to invite young men and women to make 2021 the year they consider giving themselves to...
Think Vocations 2021

Think Vocations 2021

by Editor | Dec 20, 2020 | Discerning Priesthood, Featured, Planting seeds, Vocations, Vocations Campaigns

Click on the link below for the latest set of “inserts” for parish bulletins, websites and other social media and communication platforms you might use. The texts cover the Sundays and major feasts of the year from Advent 2020 to Pentecost 2021. Why not...
Vocations Awareness Week 2020

Vocations Awareness Week 2020

by Editor | Sep 15, 2020 | Discerning Priesthood, Planting seeds, Reflection & Prayer, Vocations, Vocations Campaigns

13th – 20th September 2020 2020 has proven to be a very strange year for all of us, from lockdowns to closed schools, to cancelled holidays and working from home. We have been forced to reconsider some of our priorities and to think about what is truly important...
Thinking Vocations for 2020

Thinking Vocations for 2020

by Editor | Jun 8, 2020 | Discerning Priesthood, News and Events, Planting seeds, Vocations, Vocations Campaigns

Bulletin and Website Notices for Vocations Trinity Sunday to Christ the King 2020 This page offers brief reflections drawn from the readings for Mass from the Sundays and major feast days in the second half of 2020. We hope they can prompt some thought and prayer...
Vocations Awareness Week  2019

Vocations Awareness Week 2019

by Editor | Sep 5, 2019 | Discerning Priesthood, Featured, News and Events, Planting seeds, Reflection & Prayer, Resources and Publications, Vocations, Vocations Campaigns

Vocations Awareness Week 2019 8th – 15th September 2019 Each year, the Church in Scotland sets aside this week as a time for parishes and schools to reflect on the idea of vocation – whether the vocation each of us has as baptised Christians to live our...
Weekly Vocations Posts for Parishes 2019

Weekly Vocations Posts for Parishes 2019

by Editor | Jun 28, 2019 | Discerning Priesthood, News and Events, Planting seeds, Vocations, Vocations Campaigns

Bulletin and Website Notices for Vocations Sundays in Ordinary Time 2019: Weeks 14 – 34 As we did in the earlier part of 2019, we continue to offer here some short reflections for each Sunday and major feast day for the remainder of the year.  Taking as...
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Vigil & Reception of Most Reverend Philip Tartaglia, Archbishop of Glasgow who died on 13th Jan 2021, Feast of St Mungo, Patron Saint of Glasgow. At St Andrew's Cathedral 20th Jan 2021. @ArchdiocGlasgow @priestsforscot @archedinburgh @leocushley pic.twitter.com/kFTsyIicv6

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Archbishop Conti's powerful and touching tribute to his successor, Archbishop Tartaglia RIP. facebook.com/ArchdioceseofG… pic.twitter.com/aAba4YN2YE

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Archdiocese of Glasgow
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The College of Consultors of the Archdiocese has elected a Diocesan Administrator, Mgr Hugh Bradley. Mgr Hugh, having made the required Profession of Faith, now assumes day-to-day control of the functioning of the Archdiocese. Remember him in your prayers. pic.twitter.com/3VSgd0BQU6

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Archdiocese of Glasgow
16 Jan
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The Archbishop's remains will be brought to the Cathedral on Wednesday evening for reception and vigil at 6.30pm. Only close family can attend due to 20 person limit. The liturgy can followed at this live link: youtu.be/idlkb2sNUcc pic.twitter.com/uBhFt05DA4

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Priests for Scotland
15 Jan
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Have a look at Bishop John Keenan's invitation to consider priesthood or consecrated life in 2021. youtube.com/watch?v=4vfTpU… #thinkvocations2021 #considerthecall @john_bishopjohn @RCAGVocations @vocationpaisley @rcmotherwell @DunkeldDiocese @archedinburgh @RCArgyllIsles

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13 Jan
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We make the words of his episcopal motto our prayer for strength and support for his family and friends snd, indeed, the whole @ArchdiocGlasgow community: "Da robur, fer auxilium".

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13 Jan
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Rector in two seminaries, bishop in two dioceses, priest in various parishes. Teacher, leader & man of prayer, whose centre of gravity theologically & spiritually was always the Eucharist & sacraments. Rest in peace, Archbishop Tartaglia. Enter into the joy of your Master. pic.twitter.com/CyfyJMuLIN

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Covid-19: Emerging from Lockdown

Coronavirus Pandemic

The Bishops of Scotland have issued advice to guide parishes and clergy as they prepare for the gradual re-opening of our churches in line with the Scottish Government's phased approach to ending the "lockdown" occasioned by the coronavirus pandemic. This page has some essential information and documents. Visit the Bishops' Conference website for more details (ww.bcos.org.uk)

Jubilee of Mercy

Jubilee of Mercy

Visit the official page of the Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy, which ran from December 2015 until November 2016.

The Roman Missal Scotland

The Roman Missal Scotland

Musical settings of missal texts must receive an imprimatur from the Bishops' Conference in whose territory they first seek to publish. Click above for a Guide for Composers for those who seek to publish such settings for liturgical use in Scotland.

The St Mungo Singers

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The Church seeks the “full, conscious and active participation” by all the faithful in the liturgy, a fundamental aim for all those involved in public worship.

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RT @PaulMcSherry2 Vigil & Reception of Most Reverend Philip Tartaglia, Archbishop of Glasgow who died on 13th Jan 2021, Feast of St Mungo, Patron Saint of Glasgow. At St Andrew's Cathedral 20th Jan 2021. @ArchdiocGlasgow @priestsforscot @archedinburgh @leocushley pic.twitter.com/kFTsyIicv6

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RT @ArchdiocGlasgow Archbishop Conti's powerful and touching tribute to his successor, Archbishop Tartaglia RIP. facebook.com/ArchdioceseofG… pic.twitter.com/aAba4YN2YE

About 11 hours ago from Priests for Scotland's Twitter via Twitter for Android

RT @ArchdiocGlasgow The College of Consultors of the Archdiocese has elected a Diocesan Administrator, Mgr Hugh Bradley. Mgr Hugh, having made the required Profession of Faith, now assumes day-to-day control of the functioning of the Archdiocese. Remember him in your prayers. pic.twitter.com/3VSgd0BQU6

About 5 days ago from Priests for Scotland's Twitter via Twitter for Android

RT @ArchdiocGlasgow The Archbishop's remains will be brought to the Cathedral on Wednesday evening for reception and vigil at 6.30pm. Only close family can attend due to 20 person limit. The liturgy can followed at this live link: youtu.be/idlkb2sNUcc pic.twitter.com/uBhFt05DA4

About 5 days ago from Priests for Scotland's Twitter via Twitter for Android

Have a look at Bishop John Keenan's invitation to consider priesthood or consecrated life in 2021. youtube.com/watch?v=4vfTpU… #thinkvocations2021 #considerthecall @john_bishopjohn @RCAGVocations @vocationpaisley @rcmotherwell @DunkeldDiocese @archedinburgh @RCArgyllIsles

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