The Mass: A Window to Heaven
A six-week course to help deepen our understanding of the Mass, using the series from Bishop Robert Barron called The Mass.
These sessions, which are open to all, are free and a great way to learn more about the celebration central to our faith.
They take place at St Andrew’s Rooms at St Andrew’s Church, 77 Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DS.
There is Eucharistic Adoration & Confessions from 5:00pm and Mass at 6:00pm (both optional). Sessions include a short video and group discussion.
Sessions begin after Mass (around 6:30pm). Refreshments served.
Please register your interest by e-mailing cathedralhouse@stmaryscathedral.co.uk.
6:30pm | Wed 30 Apr: A Privileged Encounter
6:30pm | Wed 07 May: Called out of the World
6:30pm | Wed 14 May: God speaks our Story
6:30pm | Wed 21 May: Responding to God
6:30pm | Wed 28 May: Preparing for Sacrifice
6:30pm | Wed 04 June: The Real Presence creates Communion
The Mass: A Window to Heaven
A six-week course to help deepen our understanding of the Mass, using the series from Bishop Robert Barron called The Mass.
These sessions, which are open to all, are free and a great way to learn more about the celebration central to our faith.
They take place at St Andrew’s Rooms at St Andrew’s Church, 77 Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DS.
There is Eucharistic Adoration & Confessions from 5:00pm and Mass at 6:00pm (both optional). Sessions include a short video and group discussion.
Sessions begin after Mass (around 6:30pm). Refreshments served.
Please register your interest by e-mailing cathedralhouse@stmaryscathedral.co.uk.
6:30pm | Wed 30 Apr: A Privileged Encounter
6:30pm | Wed 07 May: Called out of the World
6:30pm | Wed 14 May: God speaks our Story
6:30pm | Wed 21 May: Responding to God
6:30pm | Wed 28 May: Preparing for Sacrifice
6:30pm | Wed 04 June: The Real Presence creates Communion
A Jesuit’s Guide to the Stars
Explore the universe through the eyes of Brother Guy Consolmagno SJ, Director of the Vatican Observatory.
Discover the intersection of science and spirituality, reflecting the Jesuit ideal of "finding God in all things."
Learn how the cosmos inspires both mind and heart, from scientific study to artistic expression.
Don't miss this unique opportunity for a new perspective on the heavens. The event takes place at 3:00pm at Sacred Heart Church, 28 Lauriston Street, Edinburgh, EH3 9DJ and promises to be an inspiring afternoon! Book here.
Event organised by The Edinburgh Jesuit Centre.
Fr Tommy Greenan - A Celebration
Come and celebrate the life of the late Fr Tommy Greenan at St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh, on Thursday 8 May at 7:30pm.
Tommy was a priest of our Archdiocese who served the poor in El Salvador at a time when Catholic priests were under threat of execution.
Speakers will share their memories of Tommy and tell the story of how The Song of the Poor came to be published following his death.
The Song of the Poor will be available for purchase at the event and there will be tea/coffee.
No registration required, free event.
Schola Cantorum - Rome Fundraising Concert
The Schola Cantorum will travel to Rome to sing at the Pontifical Scots College ordinations on 10 May 2025. This fundraising concert takes place at St Mary's Catholic Cathedral in Edinburgh ahead of the trip. All proceeds will help to support the trip.
Please keep in your prayers Matthew McCafferty (from our Archdiocese) and Keiran Burt (Motherwell Diocese) who will be ordained to the Diaconate, the final step on the path to the sacred priesthood.
Wednesday 30 April 7:30pm, St Mary's Catholic Cathedral, Edinburgh
Schola Cantorum Fundraising Concert (Tickets £10 on the door)
Schola Cantorum - Rome Fundraising Concerts
The Schola Cantorum will travel to Rome to sing at the Pontifical Scots College ordinations on 10 May 2025. The choir has planned a series of fundraising concerts at St Mary's Catholic Cathedral in Edinburgh ahead of the trip. All proceeds will help to support the trip.
Please keep in your prayers Matthew McCafferty (from our Archdiocese) and Keiran Burt (Motherwell Diocese) who will be ordained to the Diaconate, the final step on the path to the sacred priesthood.
Monday 14 April 7:30pm, St Mary's Catholic Cathedral, Edinburgh
Performance of Pergolesi Stabat Mater by Genevieve Evans and Emma Hocking (free entry, with retiring donation)
Wednesday 30 April 7:30pm, St Mary's Catholic Cathedral, Edinburgh
Schola Cantorum Fundraising Concert (Tickets £10 on the door)
Schola Cantorum - Rome Fundraising Concerts
The Schola Cantorum will travel to Rome to sing at the Pontifical Scots College ordinations on 10 May 2025. The choir has planned a series of fundraising concerts at St Mary's Catholic Cathedral in Edinburgh ahead of the trip. All proceeds will help to support the trip.
Please keep in your prayers Matthew McCafferty (from our Archdiocese) and Keiran Burt (Motherwell Diocese) who will be ordained to the Diaconate, the final step on the path to the sacred priesthood.
Sunday 6 April 1:30pm, St Mary's Catholic Cathedral, Edinburgh
Solo Soprano recital by Emily Zehetmayr (free entry, with retiring donation)
Monday 14 April 7:30pm, St Mary's Catholic Cathedral, Edinburgh
Performance of Pergolesi Stabat Mater by Genevieve Evans and Emma Hocking (free entry, with retiring donation)
Wednesday 30 April 7:30pm, St Mary's Catholic Cathedral, Edinburgh
Schola Cantorum Fundraising Concert (Tickets £10 on the door)
How free are we to share the Gospel and where? This is a big issue for clergy, as freedom of speech appears more frequently under attack.
Ryan Christopher will speak about this at the Archdiocesan clergy formation day on Thursday 3 April at The Gillis Centre, 11:00am - 3:00pm. Ryan is Director of External Affairs at the Angelicum and the former Director of ADF UK, a faith-based legal advocacy organisation.
Ryan will present two talks:
Cultural change and the part of the Church: Insights from a decade inside Westminster, the media and the courts
'You can't say that!': How free are we to share the Gospel and where?
This event is for clergy of the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh only.