Mass for peace in Gaza begins in the Cathedral before a packed congregation.

We are pleased to share that if you are unable join us at today's Mass For Peace at the Cathedral with Gaza Priest,Fr Gabriel Romanelli, you can tune in via live stream at this link:
📷 cathedralg1.org/watch-live.html

Archbishop Nolan welcomes Gaza Parish Priest Fr Gabriel to Glasgow. Later they will concelebrate 1pm Mass in the Cathedral.

Tomorrow after our event with Fr Gabriel Romanelli, we will be celebrating mass at St Andrew's Cathedral, Glasgow.

There is no need to sign up, everyone is welcome! Mass will begin at 1 pm.

Britain's recent decision to approve legislation allowing the deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda has sparked condemnation from humanitarian organizations including CAFOD, the aid agency for the Catholic Church in England and Wales.

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📣📣 The next meeting of our support group for women affected by separation and divorce will take place:
Friday, 3rd May
St Patrick's church hall, Dumbarton, from 6.00pm to 8.00pm 📣📣

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Archdiocese of Glasgow

We’re proud of the diversity of our community! We are one family but our stories began in 25 different lands. To acknowledge this richness, our foyer now displays the flags of where we’ve come from to celebrate the different journeys that have brought us to the one altar!

Nationwide numbers aren’t available yet, but several U.S. dioceses reported 30%, 40%, 50%, and even more than 70% more adult converts who entered the Catholic Church this Easter. catholicnewsagency.com/news/257481/eu…

A terrible day for the upholding of human rights, the respect of international law, and the progression of British politics. Refugees and all who come to our shores are made in the image and likeness of God and should be treated with dignity, not cruelty and inhumanity.

SCIAF are holding a bucket collection on the 4th of May in the streets surrounding Celtic Park before the Celtic v Hearts game! We are looking for volunteers to help us out from 12pm - 3pm.

Interested? Sign up here: pulse.ly/pvibggfxgz

Glasgow' oldest priest has died just weeks before his 100th birthday. Fr Des Broderick was a much loved figure whose gentle manner, devotion to Our Lady and wisdom won the hearts of all who met him. More at rcag.org.uk

Glasgow' oldest priest has died just weeks before his 100th birthday. Fr Des Broderick was a much loved figure whose gentle manner, devotion to Our Lady and wisdom won the hearts of all who met him. More at rcag.org.uk

🎥VIDEO | Over 6000 Italian children visited the Vatican for a special encounter with Pope Francis. He asked them to pray for children suffering from war, particularly the children from Ukraine 'who have forgotten how to smile' and those in Gaza, 'gunned down and hungry.'

Delighted to be welcoming Chief Inspector of Catholic schools in England and Wales to University of Glasgow to give the annual Cardinal Winning Lecture. Philip Robinson will speak this Saturday morning at 11.15am. Click here to book: buytickets.at/cardinalwinnin…

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SCIAF reacts to the news that Scottish Government plans to reopen the 2019 Climate Change Act which aimed to reduce emissions by 75% by 2030.

Anne Callaghan, SCIAF Advocacy Officer said:

“Today’s news betrays the communities SCIAF serves in the world’s poorest places.'

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Decline in support for assisted suicide in Scotland. Polls reveal a significant drop in support as dangers of proposals are exposed. rcpolitics.org/decline-in-sup…

The 'Hope For Peace in Gaza'event has been moved to a larger venue but even with extra space all tickets have now been taken.
The 1pm Mass in the Cathedral on Friday 26 April will be concelebrated by Archbishop Nolan and Fr Romanelli (all welcome, no ticket required for Mass).

The 'Hope For Peace in Gaza'event has been moved to a larger venue but even with extra space all tickets have now been taken.
The 1pm Mass in the Cathedral on Friday 26 April will be concelebrated by Archbishop Nolan and Fr Romanelli (all welcome, no ticket required for Mass).

As our event with Fr Romanelli sold out quickly, we have moved the event to a new venue with higher capacity. The event will now take place at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.
Tickets will be available from Friday at 10am here: pulse.ly/gb9x4puent