The 50th International Eucharistic Congress 2012 is a week-long celebration of Eucharistic Faith in Dublin, Ireland, linking faith and culture, with a particular focus on the Communion and Community which we are called to through the Eucharist.

The key events of the Congress will include daily sessions of teaching on the Faith given by bishops from different parts of the world, as well as testimonies offered by Christians who have a story of faith to share. There will also be many opportunities for Mass and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.

The Mass of Our Celtic Roots

St Aloysius, Garnethill, Glasgow

Sunday 29^th January 2012 at 4.00pm

Welcoming citizens and visitors to Glasgow at the Celtic Connections Festival 2012.

It is hoped that by using the Catechism to prepare for the Year of Faith, then we will be able to celebrate this year with renewed understanding, and greater enthusiasm, for the great gift of our faith.

Saturday 18th February, St Quivox Church Hall, Prestwick.  11.30 - 3.00pm.

Please bring your own pack lunch. Tea and Coffee provided.

For those between 18 and 35. The next session of the Faith Formation series will take place at Bishop's House Aberdeen on Saturday 7 January at 7pm. Themes will be the Incarnation, the Church as the Body of Christ, and our vocations as Christ's members. There will be time for adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and discussion.

For more details contact Joanna at youth.formation@gmail.com

The St Mungo Festival  7-14 January 2012

Ecumenical Evening Service: 8th January 2012 Glasgow Cathedral at  6.30pm 

The St Mungo Festival  from 7-14 January 2012

The Festival this year marks the 14^th centenary of the founding of the City of Glasgow, whose roots can be traced to the presence of Mungo at the site of the present Cathedral  near the Molendinar Burn.  Mungo, (or Kentigern), died between 604 and 612.

The Vita Kentigern: 12.00 – 12.45  Saturday 7^th January 2012 the Mitchell Library.

The St Mungo Festival  7-14 January 2012

Services in the Cathedral on Friday the 13^th January

Communion:  Glasgow Cathedral at 11.00am

Schools Service: Glasgow Cathedral at 12.00pm

Title: The Catechism of the Catholic Church (a series of monthly seminars)

Date: 3rd December at 7pm

Venue: Bishop's House, Aberdeen. 3 Queen’s Cross Aberdeen AB15 4XU.

SENSING GOD THROUGH SCRIPTURE

A series of talks led by Dr Noel Donnelly

In The SPRED Centre (next to St Philomena’s, Robroyston)

on

Saturdays from 10.30 am till 1.00pm.

The sessions are open to all.

These resources were used in workshops ‘This is Our Faith’ led by Patricia Carrol and focuses on the Sacraments.

Click on the links below to download them.