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The Bishops' Conference of Scotland

The Roman Catholic Bishops in Scotland work together to undertake nationwide initiatives through their Commissions and Agencies.

The members of the Bishops' Conference are the Bishops of the eight Scottish Dioceses. Where appropriate the Bishops Emeriti (retired) provide a much welcomed contribution to the work of the conference. The Bishops' Conference of Scotland is a permanently constituted assembly which meets regularly throughout the year to address relevant business matters.

Members of The Bishops' Conference of Scotland

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News from the Commissions and Agencies

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April 2026
Now open at Orkney Museum, a new exhibition celebrating a remarkable artistic friendship.

“Lines of Light, Letters of George Mackay Brown” brings together portraits and personal letters reflecting the connection between George Mackay Brown and artist Ian Charles Scott.

One of Scotland’s Catholic writers, Brown drew deeply on the life and culture of Orkney. His faith shaped much of his work, with themes of community, time, and place running throughout. Scott’s paintings capture him in thoughtful, everyday moments, shaped by years of friendship. Alongside them, Brown’s letters offer a rare insight into his voice, including reflections on creativity and ordinary life.

Together, they tell the story of two creative lives closely connected.

🗓 Running until 25 April
📍 Orkney Arts, Museums and Heritage

Read more: https://bit.ly/4bMh6g0

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Could this be your role?

Helping to nurture the Catholic faith in a supportive and welcoming environment.

To find out more, please contact:
[email protected]

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A strong community is always built on the generosity of many. In Carfin, that spirit is alive and well.

For over fifty years, the Spiritan mission has been sustained not only by faith, but by the quiet dedication of volunteers who give their time so generously. From the charity shop and Tea Club to the sacristy and behind-the-scenes support, their contribution is at the heart of daily life in the community.

Recently, the team gathered to share a simple lunch together, a small way of saying thank them for all that they do. Their commitment continues to strengthen the mission and serve others in meaningful ways.

Please keep them in your prayers.

What’s happening at The Spiritans, Carfin:

* Daily Mass: Monday–Saturday at 12pm
* St Anthony Novena: Tuesdays at 6:30pm
* Monthly Adoration: First Monday of the month at 6:45pm
* Tuesday Tea Club: First Tuesday, 10:30am–1:30pm
* Charity Shop: Monday–Saturday, 10am–2pm
* Hall hire available







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They’re off! 🙌

Young people from the RC Diocese of Galloway are on their way to Dumfries for the 2026 Easter Youth Gathering. Everyone has been picked up and the journey is underway.

Follow their day at Diocese of Galloway Youth!

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One week to go ⏳

St John the Baptist Church in Uddingston will host a Divine Renovation Open Day on 25 April — a free event open to all.

Fr James Mallon, author of Divine Renovation: Bringing Your Parish from Maintenance to Mission, will be travelling from Canada to take part.

The day will include:

* Real experiences from parishioners running Alpha through the Wellspring initiative
* Insight into building a missionary parish
* Holy Mass celebrated by Bishop Joseph Toal

📍 St John the Baptist, Uddingston
🕤 9:30am – 5:00pm

This is a chance to see how parish renewal is taking shape in Scotland — and how communities are sharing the love of Christ in practical ways.

All are welcome. Register here:


The St John the Baptist Parish invites you to DR Open House Scotland, featuring Fr. James Mallon as keynote speaker, a chance to get inspired by priests and parishioners as they share stories of transformation. Hear their learnings and dream about the change that could happen in your own parish. If....
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Gospel
John 6:16-21
‘They saw Jesus walking on the sea.’

When evening came, the disciples of Jesus went down to the lake, got into a boat, and started across the lake to Capernaum. It was now dark, and Jesus had not yet come to them. The lake became rough because a strong wind was blowing. When they had rowed about three or four miles, they saw Jesus walking on the lake and coming near the boat, and they were frightened. But he said to them, ‘It is I; do not be afraid.’ Then they were glad to take him into the boat, and immediately the boat was at the land to which they were going.

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“Trust in God still…”

Join us this June for a Festival of Synodality — a day of encounter, listening, and renewal in the life of the Church in Scotland.

📅 Saturday 6th June
📍 Glasgow Caledonian University

Book your place today.
http://bit.ly/synodality26

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Moments from Bamenda as Pope Leo XIV gathered with the local community for a Meeting for Peace. 🇨🇲

With thousands coming together in prayer, the Holy Father’s presence was a clear call for reconciliation, unity, and a renewed path forward.













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Your support for Missio Scotland, and our PMS partners, ensures that children in countries such as Senegal are provided with the highest standard of love and care

#MissiosFridayFacts

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In Cameroon, Pope Leo XIV reminded the world that peace is not just a hope, but something we are called to live out each day.

Amid conflict and suffering, he urged us to reject division and choose a path rooted in love, justice, and unity because true peace must be lived, not just spoken. 

“Let us walk together in love, searching always for peace.”

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