Welcome to the Diocese of Argyll & the Isles
Welcome Message from Bishop Brian McGee
Welcome Message from Bishop Brian McGee
Welcome to the website of the Diocese of Argyll & the Isles, and thank you for visiting. I hope you will enjoy exploring the contents of the site, learning about our Cathedral and parishes, our Led by the Spirit discernment process, our Celtic spiritual heritage and much more.
It is a large diocese, taking in much of the western part of the Scottish Highlands & Islands. It covers over 31 thousand square kilometres and has the most beautiful scenery in Scotland! We welcome many thousands of visitors here each year and we really do WELCOME them! Visitors to the diocese enrich our lives and our liturgies.
For those resident in the diocese I hope you will find this renewed website of interest. In these pages, alongside our Facebook page, I hope you will find the information and news you require to make you an ever more active participant in the life of prayer and service that we endeavour to foster together.
To all site visitors, either local to the diocese of from further afield, I would like to ask your help in giving financial support should you be in a position to do so. You'll find a link to our donation page here and if you happen to be a tax payer in the USA then we have a dedicated donation page where you can take advantage of tax deductions when giving to the diocese.
I travel the diocese a great deal and one of the most enjoyable parts of that is meeting and greeting people! Now I am delighted to do so virtually as well, through this welcome message.
Thank you for visiting and during this Holy Year in particular may you experience the joy and hope that both Pope Francis and myself wish for you.
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Yes, I know it is Lent but last night we all enjoyed a beautiful ‘Jubilee Cake’ after our Lochaber Deanery Mass at St John’s, Caol. A good crowd gathered with their priests, some of whom had travelled a great distance, for the uplifting celebration. The Jubilee Cross had been brought from the Cathedral and will visit every parish in the Deanery before returning to Oban before the Chrism Mass on April 9th.
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SCIAF ONLINE EVENT. Please, register in advance for this meeting:
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After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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Today’s Gospel recounted the Transfiguration when the apostles glimpsed something of Jesus’ glory as the Son of God and our Saviour. The Lord wants to transform us now although we will only be perfected when we meet face to face. As we journey as pilgrims of hope let us be daily open to the Lord’s grace but also remember in our prayers Fr Roddy Johnston, whose first anniversary is today, and all our loved ones that through the Lord’s mercy the glory of the Lord will radiate from within them for all eternity.
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