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A celebratory mass led by the Most Reverend Leo Cushley, Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh, will take place at Our Lady, Mother of the Church, on Sunday, 15th March 2026 at 11.30 am. The Parish Pastoral Committee is working on other plans for the day, and further updates will be posted here regularly - …
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Fr. Francis Ututo (SMMM).
Our Lady Epitome of Faith: Sermon by Fr Francis Ututo SMMM. A Day With Mary. A Day With Mary. (2016, January 6). Our Lady, Epitome of Faith: Sermon by Fr
Fr Francis Ututo SMMM – Pro-Life Reflection. Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh. (2024, February 20). Fr Francis Ututo SMMM reflects on Jesus, Calvary, and the pro-life mission of Catholics
Our Lady, as Lover of the Poor: Sermon by Fr Francis Ututo SMMM. A Day With Mary A Day With Mary. (2015, September 29). Our Lady, as Lover of the
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Reflection – An easily recognisable feature of Matthew’s gospel is Jesus’ authentic teaching. Matthew presents
Reflection – Matthew’s account of Jesus’ ministry begins today. Matthew recognises that Jesus’ location, known
Reflection – Ordinary Sundays for the Year of Matthew begin today, but this Sunday’s gospel
Our Lady, Mother of the Church – Parish Pastoral Council Minutes of Meeting held 21st October 2025 in the Church Hall Present – Fr Francis, Val Lawrie, Norma
Baptisms are arranged after consulting the Parish Priest and can take place during Sunday Mass or at a separate service, depending on what suits the family and Parish. If you live outside the Parish, you need permission from your own Parish Priest before arrangements can be confirmed. Go to Baptism Form HERE.
Baptisms are arranged after consulting the Parish Priest and can take place during Sunday Mass or at a separate service, depending on what suits the family and Parish. If you live outside the Parish, you need permission from your own Parish Priest before arrangements can be confirmed. Go to Confirmation Form HERE.
In accordance with Archdiocesan policy, a minimum period of six months notice must be given. This is to allow adequate time to ensure that a course of preparation is undertaken; to allow time to collate and complete the necessary paperwork for both the Church and civil authorities; to plan the wedding liturgy.
Families of deceased parishioners should contact an undertaker, who will coordinate with the Parish office and cemetery or crematorium to arrange the funeral. The priest celebrating the funeral or a deacon will then contact the family to assist with selecting hymns and readings.
Baptisms are arranged after consulting the Parish Priest and can take place during Sunday Mass or at a separate service, depending on what suits the family and Parish. If you live outside the Parish, you need permission from your own Parish Priest before arrangements can be confirmed.
Baptisms are arranged after consulting the Parish Priest and can take place during Sunday Mass or at a separate service, depending on what suits the family and Parish. If you live outside the Parish, you need permission from your own Parish Priest before arrangements can be confirmed.
In accordance with Archdiocesan policy, a minimum period of six months notice must be given. This is to allow adequate time to ensure that a course of preparation is undertaken; to allow time to collate and complete the necessary paperwork for both the Church and civil authorities; to plan the wedding liturgy.
Families of deceased parishioners should contact an undertaker, who will coordinate with the Parish office and cemetery or crematorium to arrange the funeral. The priest celebrating the funeral or a deacon will then contact the family to assist with selecting hymns and readings.
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