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Jubilee for Seminarians, Bishops and Priests – Pope Leo XIV

Jubilee for Seminarians, Bishops and Priests – Pope Leo XIV

by Editor | Jul 17, 2025 | Featured, News and Events, Planting seeds, Resources and Publications, Vocations

Throughout the Holy Year of 2025, Rome has been the setting for celebrations for a whole variety of sectors of Church life and for all kinds of people and groups living the faith in various contexts. In June, Pope Leo XIV celebrated the Jubilee for Vocations, with...
Vocations Inserts for Parishes 2023 (Part 2)

Vocations Inserts for Parishes 2023 (Part 2)

by Editor | Jun 11, 2023 | Discerning Priesthood, Featured, News and Events, Planting seeds, Reflection & Prayer, 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 Pentecost 2023 to the Solemnity of Christ...
Consider Priesthood 2022

Consider Priesthood 2022

by Editor | Mar 3, 2022 | Discerning Priesthood, Featured, News and Events, Planting seeds, Reflection & Prayer, Vocations, Vocations Campaigns

Bishop John Keenan, the bishop of Paisley whose remit also takes in ‘Priests for Scotland’, has issued an invitation to “consider priesthood” in 2022. As the whole Church is asked to reflect on the idea of “synodality” and what it...
Think Vocations 2021 (part two)

Think Vocations 2021 (part two)

by Editor | May 28, 2021 | Discerning Priesthood, Featured, Planting seeds, Reflection & Prayer, Vocations, Vocations Campaigns

Bulletin and Website Notices for Parishes Pentecost to Christ the King 2021 Follow the link below for brief reflections drawn from the Mass readings for each Sunday or feast day through the period June to November 2021. The hope is that they might prompt some thought...

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Jubilee 2025: Pilgrims of Hope

There is much to celebrate during the Holy Year 2025, inaugurated by Pope Francis at St Peter's Basilica on Christmas Eve 2024 and continued by Pope Leo XIV after the late Holy Father's death at Easter 2025.

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8 Apr 2023
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16 Feb 2023
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Could God be calling you to serve as a priest in @ArchdiocGlasgow? pic.twitter.com/QrOG7NhY8h

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Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh
2 Feb 2023
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Religious brothers and sisters from across the Archdiocese joined Archbishop Cushley to mark World Day of Consecrated Life on this Feast of the Presentation of the Lord. pic.twitter.com/wf3PHEP0gg

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2 Feb 2023
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Archbishop Nolan offers words of encouragement to members of religious orders who serve our communities with dedication at special Mass in Cathedral for World Day of Consecrated Life pic.twitter.com/B0WZeqVDqU

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Archdiocese of Glasgow
13 Jan 2023
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On this feast day of St Mungo. the patron of Glasgow, we remember Archbishop Philip Tartaglia, Mungo's successor, who was called to the Father's house on this day two years ago. St Mungo pray for him. St Mungo pray for us. pic.twitter.com/7vZUemULqQ

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We pray for the happy repose of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI. May the Lord grant him eternal rest and reward after his life of service to and guidance of the Church. R.I.P twitter.com/VaticanNews/st…

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28 Dec 2022
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"I would like to ask you all for a special prayer for Pope Emeritus Benedict, who in silence is supporting the Church. Remember him - he is very ill - asking the Lord to console him, and sustain him in this witness of love for the Church, until the end." #PopeFrancis pic.twitter.com/olWyYugUaU

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The Roman Missal Scotland

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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.

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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 @archedinburgh Religious brothers and sisters from across the Archdiocese joined Archbishop Cushley to mark World Day of Consecrated Life on this Feast of the Presentation of the Lord. pic.twitter.com/wf3PHEP0gg

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RT @ArchdiocGlasgow Archbishop Nolan offers words of encouragement to members of religious orders who serve our communities with dedication at special Mass in Cathedral for World Day of Consecrated Life pic.twitter.com/B0WZeqVDqU

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RT @ArchdiocGlasgow On this feast day of St Mungo. the patron of Glasgow, we remember Archbishop Philip Tartaglia, Mungo's successor, who was called to the Father's house on this day two years ago. St Mungo pray for him. St Mungo pray for us. pic.twitter.com/7vZUemULqQ

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