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.
welcomed the Papal Nuncio, Archbishop Claudio Gugerotti, to our diocese. We are delighted that in his first visit to Scotland the Pope’s representative came to Argyll and the Isles as we celebrate the Feast of St Columba, 1,500 years after his birth.
The priesthood is a call from Christ to live a relationship with Him by serving His people.
First Communions at Rothesay 1924. FR Duncan MacLean is at the right with, by now, Canon Hugh Cameron, at the centre.
Argyll and the Isles Diocesan Choir, known as Liturgy works, brings people from all over the diocese together twice each year, May & August to learn, pray and enjoy new liturgical music.
A Mhoire mhìn-gheal, a mhéinn nan gràsan, Do dh'aona Mhac Dhè bu tu fhèin a mhàthair: Stiuir mo cheum-sa tro rè mo làithean Air sligh' an dòchais gu sòlas Phàrrais.
Pope Francis proclaims Year of St. Joseph
Bishop Brian, during Mass in St Margaret’s in Roy Bridge, opened the first stage within our diocese of the Synod on Synodality.
In 1932 Bishop Donald Martin began the building of a new Cathedral for the Diocese of Argyll and the isles.
Today Bishop Brian, during Mass in St Margaret’s in Roy Bridge, opened the first stage within our diocese of the Synod on Synodality. We will hear a lot more about the Synod over the next few months but here in
