Articles in the Events Category
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Pope Benedict XVI will visit Glasgow on Thursday, September 16, when around 130,000 people are expected to attend an open-air Mass in the city’s Bellahouston Park.
Givin’ it laldie: new community music initiative hopes to address the divide of religious intolerance and support community cohesion.
Dozens of events in month-long celebration.
Celebration of the life of Glasgow through word, music, and song with its churches and ‘new Glaswegians’.
Archdiocese welcomes Moderator: ‘Society cannot afford to exclude Christians’
“You are witnesses of these things.”
Special events are being held this weekend to mark the feast day of Saint Mungo, Glasgow’s patron saint: a celebration at the Mitchell Library on Saturday followed by Ecumenical Vespers for St Mungo at Glasgow Cathedral on Sunday.
This is a significant year for John Knox, writes Ed McCracken. It is 450 years since the Scottish Reformation, when Scotland split from the Catholic Church and became a Protestant country, of which Knox was a key architect.
A concert of Carols for Peace will be held in the City Chambers, George Square, from 3-5 pm on Sunday 20 December, 2009. This annual ecumenical event has become a welcome fixture in the Christmas calendar in Glasgow and a reminder of the real meaning of the Christmas festival.
