Prayer to the Holy Spirit for the Pentecost Novena

This version of the Stations of the Cross was produced by the late Canon Galbraith.

This is a selection of the resource books that are used or have been used by Gaelic speaking Catholic communities in their prayer and liturgical life.

The Rosary has been one of the most popular forms of devotion among the Catholics of the Western Isles of Scotland throughout the ages and it still is. It is a prayer that is said very often both publicly and privately.

To give honour to the Blessed Virgin Mary is as natural to the people of the Isles as breathing the air.

 GAELIC COMMON PRAYERS

These are some of the common prayers that are well known in the Gaelic speaking communities everywhere. They are among the prayers that are said most frequently by Catholics:
Sign of the Cross, Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory be, Act of Faith, Act of Hope, Act of Love, Morning Offering, Apostles’ Creed, Act of Contrition (long and short), Hail Holy Queen, We fly to thy patronage, Memorare.

Homily given at St. Peter's Daliburgh, South Uist, 4 October 2006

An appreciation of Canon Galbraith's work as a priest and as a broadcaster.