
Celebrating Sunday
(Week 32 C) Although written in Greek 2,000 years ago, today’s gospel could have been written this morning! Nations at […]
The Immaculate Conception is a vibrant parish, serving people in many different ways. Liturgy is central, but the Gospel is also concerned with people, with justice and with community. We aim to reflect the Gospel in all that we do, so our parish life is varied and vibrant, liturgical, social, ecumenical and focussed on justice and peace.
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(Week 32 C) Although written in Greek 2,000 years ago, today’s gospel could have been written this morning! Nations at […]

(Week 32 C) Although written in Greek 2,000 years ago, today’s gospel could have been written this morning! Nations at […]

Responding to our synod discussion. we want to learn about how Catholic Social Teaching (CST) influences our everyday life. Mary […]

Responding to our synod discussion. we want to learn about how Catholic Social Teaching (CST) influences our everyday life. Mary […]

(1045 –1093) An English princess born in Hungary, she became Scotland’s Queen when she married Malcolm III. Margaret was a […]

(1045 –1093) An English princess born in Hungary, she became Scotland’s Queen when she married Malcolm III. Margaret was a […]

Celebrating the tradition of Catholic education - we give thanks in a particular way for our three parish schools; John […]

Celebrating the tradition of Catholic education - we give thanks in a particular way for our three parish schools; John […]
Delighted to welcome back the Glasgow circle of The Newman Association. A group of committed laypeople engaged in academic and […]
Delighted to welcome back the Glasgow circle of The Newman Association. A group of committed laypeople engaged in academic and […]

(Last Sunday of the Church’s year) Mocked in royal purple, ‘seated’ on the throne of the cross and crowned with […]

(Last Sunday of the Church’s year) Mocked in royal purple, ‘seated’ on the throne of the cross and crowned with […]