Photo by kindness of David M Gray, Flickr

Welcome to our Website

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Welcome

Welcome to the website of St Ninian’s Catholic Church in Knightswood, Glasgow. I hope and pray this will be a resource for spiritual nourishment for you who visit, that it will be a source of inspiration for parish outreach, allowing us to be the heart and hands of Christ for those around us, and that it will make a contribution to community building for the entire Knightswood area.

As we make our way through the year, let God’s light lift up our Spirits  and our faith. May we have the courage to meet and  embrace the challenges and the encounters of life with a renewed sense of purpose in the weeks and months ahead.

Thank you for visiting our website and our thanks to David Gray for permission to use his wonderful photographs of our Church.

Fr. Paul

The Pope's October Prayer Intention

For collaboration between different religious traditions

Let us pray that believers in different religious traditions might work together to defend and promote peace, justice and human fraternity.

Visit the website of Pray with the Pope.

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27th Sunday in Ordinary Time

‘Fan into flame the gift of God’

This Sunday, our readings lead us to consider the gift of faith, to ponder our trust in a faithful God, and to ask for the strength to offer humble service.

In the First Reading the prophet Habakkuk complains loudly to God that he does not help in the face of tyranny and oppression. The Lord’s reply is to wait faithfully, for justice will come.

The Psalm is a song of praise and worship, but also encourages us to listen to the Lord, to be open to God today.

The Second Reading warns Timothy never to be ashamed of witnessing to the Lord. He has been given the gift of the Spirit, which he must continually enliven, relying on God’s power in times of trial.

The disciples, in the Gospel, ask the Lord, ‘Increase our faith’. Jesus responds with the parable of the mustard seed, and then follows on with another about self-forgetfulness and service of others. A life of faith is one that liberates us to follow the voice of the Spirit.

As Pilgrims of Hope in this Jubilee Year, we pray for the end of all forms of slavery and trafficking in our world. May governments collaborate in their efforts to fight against it, and may victims find freedom and rehabilitation in compassionate communities.

(With thanks to St Beuno's Outreach)

ARTWORK

The Mulberry Tree

Vincent van Gogh

Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena USA

Mass Times at St Ninian's

Sunday Mass
Saturday Vigil Mass 5pm;
Sunday 11.00 am (with Children’s Liturgy) & 5.00 pm

 Weekday Mass Mon - Sat:
10.00 am

 Confessions
Saturday 10.30 am;  4.15 - 4.45 pm

St Ninian Mosaics

Mosaics (Opus Sectile) in the high altar above the tabernacle. The right-hand panels depict St Ninian building the White House at Whithorn, and the left-hand panels depict him preaching the Gospel to the Southern Picts.

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