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
Today’s reading from the prophet Joel is very touching. He encourages everyone – adults, children, newly married, priests and even babies – to turn back to the Lord. Notice that he doesn’t mention any sins by name – simply that
During Sunday’s Mass in St Mary’s, Portree Bishop Brian celebrated the rite of Candidacy during which Tony Livesey was accepted as a candidate for ordination as a deacon. Tony, a parishioner on Skye, will be ordained as a Permanent Deacon
It is with great regret that I inform you of the death of Monsignor Thomas Wynne during the night. May he rest in peace. Father Tom was greatly loved by so many people. He ministered for an incredible 60 years
