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 - Welcome to St.Patrick's -

 - Welcome - 

A Warm Welcome to St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Kilsyth

30, Low Craigends, Kilsyth,
Glasgow G65 0PF

Parish Clergy: Parish Priest - Father Scott Deeley

Assistant Priest - Father Bartholomew Zubeviel

T   | +44 (0)1236 822136

E   | priest.stpatrickskilsyth@staned.org.uk 

W | www.saintpatrickskilsyth.com
 

Dear Friends,

Welcome to the website of our parish. We do hope you will find this website informative, helpful and useful enough to keep you up-to-date with the events and activities in our parish. The site provides you with the history of the parish, a media gallery, holy mass times, parish groups, hall availability, upcoming events, latest news and our parish weekly bulletin.

Finally, if anyone would like a visit or know of someone who would, please contact the parish house. Finally, please be reassured, we will continue to remember you at Holy Mass each day.

Fr. Deeley & Fr. Bartholomew   


The parish, like very household still has its general running costs.  We would like to ask you to consider taking out a standing order or transferring your weekly/monthly collection direct to the parish bank account.
 

Bank details:

RBS, 18 Tay Walk, Cumbernauld G67 1DE.

Name of Account -  Archdiocese of St Andrews and Edinburgh St Patrick’s Church, Kilsyth.

Sort code -  832323.     

Account - 00255000
 

God bless you all.

Fr. Deeley

The body of the late

Marie Devine 

will be received in to Church on

Wednesday 18th August at 5.30pm

her Requiem Mass will take place in

St Patrick's Church Kilsyth

at 9.30am on Thursday 19th August

Therafter to Kilsyth Cemetery 

at 10.45am

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St. Patrick's Catholic Church  -  Weekly Services
 

- Laetare Sunday of Lent - 19th March -

6pm  -  Vigil Mass
8.20am  -  Exposition

9.30am  -  Holy Mass 

11.30am  -  Holy Mass 
4pm  - Lectio Divina

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- Monday 20th (Solemnity of St Joseph) -

8.30am  -  Exposition

9.30am  -  Holy Mass 

12.30pm  - Holy Mass (St Maurice’s)

6pm  - Stations of the Cross

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 - Tuesday 21st (Feria) -
 

8.30am  -  Exposition

9.30am  -  Holy Mass 

     

 - Wednesday 22nd (Feria) -


6pm  -  Exposition & Confession
7pm  -  Holy Mass

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 - Thursday 23rd (Feria) -

8.30am  -  Exposition
9.30am  -  Holy Mass 

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 - Friday 24th (Feria) -
 

8.30am  -  Exposition

8.30am  -  Holy Mass (School)
9.30am  -  Holy Mass 

10am  -  Divine Mercy 

3pm  -  Divine Mercy 
3.15pm  -  Stations of the Cross

 

 - Saturday 25th (Solemnity of the Annunciation) -

8.30am  -  Exposition

9.30am  -  Holy Mass
10am  -  10.30am  -  Confessions
5.15pm  -  5.45pm  -  Confessions

6pm  -  Vigil Mass
 

* Rosary 25 minutes before Mass excluding  Sunday

Listen to Laetare Sunday of Lent Sacred Scripture

 - News & Events - Archdiocese of Edinburgh - Now - Mar 2023 - 

 - Subscribe to Parish Bulletin - 

For the latest news on parish life and upcoming events, subscribe to receive a weekly Parish Bulletin & Prayer Intimations.  All we need is for you to complete a simple online form.

Join and be a part of St. Patrick's community.

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Also, why not join our facebook social media platforms for all the latest parish news.

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 - Latest Links - 

Parish Trip Reunion - Southport 2019

Parish Trip Reunion - Donegal 2021

Parish Yearly Planner - 2021/2022
 

Parish Website - St. Patrick's Website
Parish Facebook - St. Patrick's Facebook
Archdiocese of St. Andrews & Edinburgh - Facebook
Vatican News - Latest News
UK Government Website - Latest News on COVID-19
 

Happy Mother’s Day
prayerful good wishes and blessings on all the mothers and grandmothers and may those who have gone to God rest in peace.
 

Mass in St Maurice’s High School on the Mondays of Lent at 12.30pm. Parishioners are welcome.

 

Mass in St Patrick’s School on the Fridays of Lent at 8.30am. Parishioners are welcome.

 

SCIAF ‘WEE BOX’ if you are planning to give to SCIAF for your Lenten alms, take a ‘Wee Box’ from the back home and return it by Palm Sunday. After Palm Sunday we will not be able to accept them and you should just take them directly to SCIAF.

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Parish Fundraising - Ask yourself this question? Do you shop online? If the answer is YES,  then

you can now help to raise funds for St. Patrick's Parish, Kilsyth. It's FREE, you shop online  as normal and the Parish gets a donation every time you spend, it doesn't matter if it is a small or large purchase every penny counts. So far 95 people have helped us raise over £544.88 we thank you for your support.

It is so easy to join all you need is an email address and you are good to go. Spread the word to family and friends the more people who participate the more we raise.

Visit https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/ to create an account.

Over 4,300 retailers take part in this.

So what are you waiting for sign up now and support your parish.

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Parish Finances 

Thank you to all those who have very generously given to the parish over the last few weeks in a time of difficulty for everyone. Many thanks.  Please, if you are adversely financially affected at this time, do not feel obliged to give to the parish. A lot of people are financially suffering at this time and many will be losing their jobs or at least being furloughed. However, if you are able and do wish to give, there are various ways of doing so. By standing order, putting your envelope through the door or please see below link which will now allow you to make your offertory donation online.  


 - Click to Donate - 

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Simply click to open the link, which will take you to the donation page for St Patrick’s RC Church. Either enter or click on the amount you wish to donate, add your personal details then select the ‘Complete my donation’ button at the bottom of the page.  Can you also please make sure you click gift aid where appropriate, as this provides additional funds for the parish?  This site is completely secure, easy to use and fully compliant with data protection regulations (GDPR).

Thanks again for your kind donation and support for the parish at this difficult time.
God Bless & Stay Safe.
Father Deeley
 

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Would any of you like to do some online adoration?

You can go online to lots of places including Tyburn convent which is the same order as the Largs’s nuns ( Benedictine Adorers of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Montmartre). They are an enclosed order whose charism is Perpetual Adoration. Check out the website at the end of this email

Just go on to the website and you will see that they have a menu which includes Adoration. Click on this. You will see the host in the Monstrance. Just click on the red arrow and you’re now in live Adoration any time day or night. It’s entirely up to you.  It would be good for everyone to pray to be spared the worst effects of the Coronavirus, for those who are ill or have died and their families, but also generally prayers for our priests and in reparation for our sins and those of the whole world and for the salvation of all souls. You can pray any prayers, read scripture or prayers, personal prayer and most importantly give your love and Adoration to Our Lord. Visit - tyburnconvent.org.uk

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The Catholic App continues to grow its coverage and now covers all Churches in Scotland.

It is a great way to find Mass in your area - and parishes are being reminded that they can control of the information on it.

They can quickly update their details on Mass and Confession times through the Catholic App web platform.

It means App users can automatically see the updates on the 'Near Me Now' function, which gives a comprehensive selection of Mass and Confession times wherever you are.

Maciej Zurawski of developers Musemantik said: "The Catholic App now covers 100% of the churches in Scotland and is the most reliable central source in the world about the daily activity of Catholic Mass and confessions. Also, the new Android version is super-fast!"

You can download the app for FREE

Apple App Store or Google Play.

For more information visit -https://thecatholicapp.com/

Trip to Celtic Park

All donations are greatly appreciated and can be left iin the boxes at either door of the Church for uplift.

For more information visit - Kilsyth Foodbank

 - Prayer Literature - 

Download (PDF)
Seven Last Words

Download (PDF)
Fasting from the Eucharist

Download (PDF)
Spiritual Communion

Download (PDF)
Formed - How to Join

Download (PDF)
Divine Mercy Sunday

Download (PDF)
Prayer for the Sick

Download (PDF)
Inspiration in Times of Isolation

E-News Updates LAUNCHED
The Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh is delighted to launch a brand new news service – the e-news update. All you have to do is sign up at our website and we’ll send you a regular e-mail with the latest news, views and information about the Catholic Church in this part of Scotland.

“How entirely fitting that we launch this new e-news service today upon the Feast of St Francis de Sales, the patron saint of journalists and one of the greatest communicators that the Church has ever raised up,” said Archbishop Leo Cushley, 24 January.

“The e-news update is a great way for Catholics – and many others – to keep up to date with everything that the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh is doing to proclaim the joy of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the one and a half million people who live within the bounds of our diocese.”

To sign up, just click on the link below and scroll down the page where you can subscribe to the e-news update https://archedinburgh.org/news-events.

Thank you. St Francis de Sales, pray for us!

 - Parish Data Protection Policies - 

Download (PDF's)

Archdiocese Data Protection Policy 2018

Archdiocese Privacy Notice 2018

 - Parish Safeguarding - 

“Awareness and Safety in our Catholic Communities”

Volunteering to work in the Parish Community is a wonderful expression of Christian commitment, and is essential to the running of our many and varied groups. Some of this work involves working closely with children and young people, or with adults at risk, and imposes extra responsibilities on us all.

For more information visit - Parish Safeguarding

For more information visit -

www.scsafeguarding.org.uk/Safeguarding

or Archdiocese Safeguarding Audit 2019

 - Bulletin - 

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 - Bible Reading Plan - 

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 - Mass Intentions - 

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Everywhere you go nowadays in the new normal we are faced with paperless menus etc.

So we have decided to give you the opportunity of downloading the Bulletin & Prayer Intentions straight to your smartphone.  What you need to do is download a QR Reader App from the Apple or Google store to your phone, choose one that has no in house purchases.  Use this app to scan the QR Code below which will then display the Bulletin & Prayer Intentions on your device.

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