This week's feature
Religious service marked by achievement
February 17th, 2012 | 
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“Those who have the privilege of Faith have a duty to invigorate the Faith.”
These are the words Archbishop Mario Conti said shortly after being appointed Archbishop of Glasgow in 2002 and, during the last decade, he has done that and more. His dedication to the Church and people of his adopted city—since he was installed on February 22, 2002—has breathed new life into the fabric of the archdiocese with the restoration of St Andrew’s Cathedral and seen the glory of the Gospel powerfully proclaimed through the arts project he instigated. His commitment to the fight against attacks on the ... continue reading.
A living Faith in our schools, churches and homes
February 10th, 2012 | 0 COMMENTS
— MICHAEL McGRATH, director of the Scottish Catholic Education Service explains how the new religious education syllabus aims to imbue schoolchildren with a lasting love for the Catholic Faith... continue reading.
Indian Catholics are small in number, but big in impact
February 3rd, 2012 | 0 COMMENTS
— IAN DUNN recently travelled with the Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF) to India to witness some of the work that the aid organisation is undertaking there. In the first of his reports from the country, he speaks with Fr Faustine Lobo, Church press officer for Karnataka State, who explains that its Catholic population has a bright future despite persecution... continue reading.
Taking a universal look at our universal Church
January 27th, 2012 | 0 COMMENTS
— JOE McGRATH’s new monthly series aims to shed a little more light on how the Catholic Church works and find out what attracts people to it... continue reading.
Church doctrine has humanity at its heart
January 6th, 2012 | 0 COMMENTS
— Dr Harry Schnitker’s new series takes a fresh look at the encyclical Rerum Novarum and its role with regard to the Church’s social teaching... continue reading.
Restoring beauty and reverence
December 23rd, 2011 | 0 COMMENTS
— As St Andrew’s Cathedral, Glasgow, re-opened in April after lengthy restoration work, MARY McGINTY describes the joy of clergy and parishioners alike, at once more having a magnificent place of Catholic worship in the heart of the city centre... continue reading.
Calling, not falling, by the Wayside
December 16th, 2011 | 0 COMMENTS
— Finding shelter and support at Christmas, or at any time of year, is not easy for everyone, GERARD GOUGH discovers while visiting Glasgow’s Wayside Club... continue reading.
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