I realise that I wrote a lot about my recent Ad Limina visit to Rome but very little about the meeting with Pope Francis!
An seo gheibh sibh naidheachdan, fiosrachadh agus eachdraidh mu'n Sgìr-Easbuig againn. Tha sinn an dòchas gu faigh sibh e feumail agus goireasach - agus furasda a' chleachdadh.
As they cry out with all the faithful, “Our Father!”, may Your bishops be ever more closely identified with You in Your divine Sonship and offer their own lives with You, the one saving Victim...
Argyll and the Isles Diocesan Choir, known as Liturgy works, founded by Mgr James MacNeil and Fr. Michael Hutson, brings people from all over the diocese together twice each year ( May & August) to learn, pray and enjoy new liturgical music and to hear reflections on aspects of the church’s teaching, spirituality and the scriptures.
The relics of St Thérèse arrive in St Columba’s Cathedral
(By Caitlin MacInnes S3) Third Year RERC pupils at Sgoil Lionacleit, Benbecula were busy recently with a research project. Their remit was to investigate the Catholic faith today; the barriers to practising it here and elsewhere and then to look back
Happy New Year! As I look back on 2019 I recognise the presence of God in so many ways throughout our diocese of Argyll and the Isles. I think of high points including the Ordination to the priesthood of Rev
Yesterday Bishop Brian participated in the quarterly SCIAF Board Meeting. SCIAF is the official aid agency of the Catholic Church in Scotland. The Meeting was followed by Mass for staff and volunteers before a buffet. Jesus was born poor and
