Sacred Heart Cnauld

Easter is a time to pause. To reset. To remember who we are and what we were made for. You might not have been to church in a while. Maybe it’s been years. Maybe you’re not even sure where to begin. That’s okay. This Easter, we invite you to come home. Come and discover peace that the world can’t give, hope that never fades, and a love that’s been waiting for you all along. Your local Catholic Church is here, with open doors and open hearts. No matter your story, no matter your doubts, you are welcome. Come home this Easter.

Our final event is this Friday 27th March. Please support if you can 🙏.

I am bringing this video back as a reminder: We are not Catholics because of the Pope or any priest. We are Catholics because of JESUS CHRIST. Christ is the foundation of our faith. Not personalities. Not emotions. Not convenience. So no, A bad priest is not an excuse. A weak Bishop is not an excuse. A corrupt Pope is not an excuse. A “boring” homily is not an excuse. None of these are reasons to walk away from the Church Christ Himself established. If you are Catholic, be Catholic for the right reason, and that reason is, JESUS CHRIST.

There is no better way to end Lent and prepare for Easter. Put the date in your diary now!

Healthcare workers will go to work today as they always do, caring with compassion, accompanying the sick, and upholding the dignity of every human life. In our hospices, hospitals, and care homes, staff can continue their vital work knowing their future is secure, free to support those in their care and to provide the very best healthcare rooted in dignity, respect, and love. Their vocation is one of service, not to hasten death, but to walk alongside those who suffer with skill, tenderness, and hope. In every ward, hospice room, and home visit, they remain a quiet but powerful witness to what true care looks like. Now we must stand with them, ensuring they have the funding, protection, and support they need and strengthening palliative care so that it is accessible to all who need it at every stage of life.

It’s our Cake and Candy on Friday morning. Donations are most welcome 🤗 🧁 🍰. All money raised will be donated to @Missio_Scotland

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Fr Currie. A lovely man and a wonderful parish priest. May he rest in peace.

Solidarity is one of the key principles of Catholic Social Teaching. It inspires us to stand side by side with our sisters and brothers especially those experiencing hardship or living in poverty.

Archbishop Nolan: Peace depends on recognising the humanity of the other side youtube.com/watch?v=FQ4h3n…

Support Group for Catholic Women Affected by Separation and Divorce. Next meetings of support group for women are on Fri, 27th February and Fri 27th March, in Immaculate Conception Church Hall, Maryhill, from 6-8pm. New members welcome. email: archdioceseofglasgowwomen@gmail.com

Precisely. This is why governments must promote monogamous marriage, encourage new life, and create the social and economic conditions that will allow families to flourish.

Boiling live lobsters and crabs to be banned in the UK. Deliberate killing of live unborn humans to continue as normal.

Amid the presents, food, and family time, Christmas invites us to pause and remember its true meaning, the birth of the Christ Child in Bethlehem. This Christmas Eve or Christmas Day, our parish doors are wide open. Come and celebrate with us in prayer, carols, and joy as we gather around the altar and the stable. Whatever your journey of faith, you are welcome. This Christmas, come home. There’s a pew waiting for you.

Withdrawal from Religious Education: A Statement from the Catholic Bishops of Scotland rcpolitics.org/withdrawal-fro…

Merry Christmas to everyone in our school community. Please check out our final School Newsletter of 2025! #TheOurLadysWay sway.cloud.microsoft/KYxrUWXFdc6AGG…

If assisted suicide passes in the Uk… Who decides when YOUR life isn’t “worth living”? Doctors? Politicians? Family? #NoToEuthanasia