St Thomas Aquinas would often say that we can't love what we don't know.
Follow his lead in this six-week online course to explore the Holy Trinity.
Preparing for Pentecost (Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas) will help you get to know God better, allowing us to love Him and live in His presence day by day.
Each one-hour Zoom session will help you prepare for two feasts at the end of Eastertide: Pentecost (28 May) and The Most Holy Trinity (4 June).
Sessions are hosted by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM, our catechetics advisor, and Fr Kevin Douglas, parish priest of St Theresa’s, St Philip’s and St Andrew’s (West Lothian).
It is designed for people without a philosophical or theological background, but who want to know the Catholic faith better or who are just interested in what Christians believe and why.
Registration
Please click here to register for the six week course. You will be sent a link to join each week (and helpful reminders)
Dates
Format
- Preparing for Pentecost is a webinar (Zoom).
- Each session is 7:30pm-8:30pm and is led by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM and Fr Kevin Douglas.
- Sessions conclude with a Q&A so you have the chance to ask anything you want clarification on.
- The readings for each week will be emailed to those who register for the course. The readings are from the Summa Theologiae of St Thomas Aquinas (we will break it down and make it easier to understand! You do not have to read them but you will find it helpful).
- Each session will be recorded and posted on YouTube. So don't worry if you miss a class.
Preparing for Pentecost: Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas is organised by the Catechetics Commission of the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh.
St Thomas Aquinas would often say that we can't love what we don't know.
Follow his lead in this six-week online course to explore the Holy Trinity.
Preparing for Pentecost (Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas) will help you get to know God better, allowing us to love Him and live in His presence day by day.
Each one-hour Zoom session will help you prepare for two feasts at the end of Eastertide: Pentecost (28 May) and The Most Holy Trinity (4 June).
Sessions are hosted by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM, our catechetics advisor, and Fr Kevin Douglas, parish priest of St Theresa’s, St Philip’s and St Andrew’s (West Lothian).
It is designed for people without a philosophical or theological background, but who want to know the Catholic faith better or who are just interested in what Christians believe and why.
Registration
Please click here to register for the six week course. You will be sent a link to join each week (and helpful reminders)
Dates
Format
- Preparing for Pentecost is a webinar (Zoom) followed by a Q&A.
- Each session is 7:30pm-8:30pm and is led by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM and Fr Kevin Douglas.
- Sessions conclude with a Q&A so you have the chance to ask anything you want clarification on
- The readings for each week will be emailed to those who register for the course. The readings are from the Summa Theologiae of St Thomas Aquinas (we will break it down and make it easier to understand! You do not have to read them but you will find it helpful).
- Each session will be recorded and posted on YouTube. So don't worry if you miss a session!
Preparing for Pentecost: Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas is organised by the Catechetics Commission of the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh.
St Thomas Aquinas would often say that we can't love what we don't know.
Follow his lead in this six-week online course to explore the Holy Trinity.
Preparing for Pentecost (Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas) will help you get to know God better, allowing us to love Him and live in His presence day by day.
Each one-hour Zoom session will help you prepare for two feasts at the end of Eastertide: Pentecost (28 May) and The Most Holy Trinity (4 June).
Sessions are hosted by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM, our catechetics advisor, and Fr Kevin Douglas, parish priest of St Theresa’s, St Philip’s and St Andrew’s (West Lothian).
It is designed for people without a philosophical or theological background, but who want to know the Catholic faith better or who are just interested in what Christians believe and why.
Registration
Please click here to register for the six week course. You will be sent a link to join each week (and helpful reminders)
Dates
Format
- Preparing for Pentecost is a webinar (Zoom) followed by a Q&A.
- Each session is 7:30pm-8:30pm and is led by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM and Fr Kevin Douglas.
- Sessions conclude with a Q&A so you have the chance to ask anything you want clarification on
- The readings for each week will be emailed to those who register for the course. The readings are from the Summa Theologiae of St Thomas Aquinas (we will break it down and make it easier to understand! You do not have to read them but you will find it helpful).
- Each session will be recorded and posted on YouTube. So don't worry if you miss a session!
Preparing for Pentecost: Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas is organised by the Catechetics Commission of the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh.
St Thomas Aquinas would often say that we can't love what we don't know.
Follow his lead in this six-week online course to explore the Holy Trinity.
Preparing for Pentecost (Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas) will help you get to know God better, allowing us to love Him and live in His presence day by day.
Each one-hour Zoom session will help you prepare for two feasts at the end of Eastertide: Pentecost (28 May) and The Most Holy Trinity (4 June).
Sessions are hosted by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM, our catechetics advisor, and Fr Kevin Douglas, parish priest of St Theresa’s, St Philip’s and St Andrew’s (West Lothian).
It is designed for people without a philosophical or theological background, but who want to know the Catholic faith better or who are just interested in what Christians believe and why.
Registration
Please click here to register for the six week course. You will be sent a link to join each week (and helpful reminders)
Dates
Format
- Preparing for Pentecost is a webinar (Zoom) followed by a Q&A.
- Each session is 7:30pm-8:30pm and is led by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM and Fr Kevin Douglas.
- Sessions conclude with a Q&A so you have the chance to ask anything you want clarification on
- The readings for each week will be emailed to those who register for the course. The readings are from the Summa Theologiae of St Thomas Aquinas (we will break it down and make it easier to understand! You do not have to read them but you will find it helpful).
- Each session will be recorded and posted on YouTube. So don't worry if you miss a session!
Preparing for Pentecost: Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas is organised by the Catechetics Commission of the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh.
St Thomas Aquinas would often say that we can't love what we don't know.
Follow his lead in this six-week online course to explore the Holy Trinity.
Preparing for Pentecost (Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas) will help you get to know God better, allowing us to love Him and live in His presence day by day.
Each one-hour Zoom session will help you prepare for two feasts at the end of Eastertide: Pentecost (28 May) and The Most Holy Trinity (4 June).
Sessions are hosted by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM, our catechetics advisor, and Fr Kevin Douglas, parish priest of St Theresa’s, St Philip’s and St Andrew’s (West Lothian).
It is designed for people without a philosophical or theological background, but who want to know the Catholic faith better or who are just interested in what Christians believe and why.
Registration
Please click here to register for the six week course. You will be sent a link to join each week (and helpful reminders)
Dates
Format
- Preparing for Pentecost is a webinar (Zoom) followed by a Q&A.
- Each session is 7:30pm-8:30pm and is led by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM and Fr Kevin Douglas.
- Sessions conclude with a Q&A so you have the chance to ask anything you want clarification on
- The readings for each week will be emailed to those who register for the course. The readings are from the Summa Theologiae of St Thomas Aquinas (we will break it down and make it easier to understand! You do not have to read them but you will find it helpful).
- Each session will be recorded and posted on YouTube. So don't worry if you miss a session!
Preparing for Pentecost: Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas is organised by the Catechetics Commission of the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh.
St Thomas Aquinas would often say that we can't love what we don't know.
Follow his lead in this six-week online course to explore the Holy Trinity.
Preparing for Pentecost (Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas) will help you get to know God better, allowing us to love Him and live in His presence day by day.
Each one-hour Zoom session will help you prepare for two feasts at the end of Eastertide: Pentecost (28 May) and The Most Holy Trinity (4 June).
Sessions are hosted by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM, our catechetics advisor, and Fr Kevin Douglas, parish priest of St Theresa’s, St Philip’s and St Andrew’s (West Lothian).
It is designed for people without a philosophical or theological background, but who want to know the Catholic faith better or who are just interested in what Christians believe and why.
Registration
Please click here to register for the six week course. You will be sent a link to join each week (and helpful reminders)
Dates
Format
- Preparing for Pentecost is a webinar (Zoom) followed by a Q&A.
- Each session is 7:30pm-8:30pm and is led by Sr Anna Marie McGuan RSM and Fr Kevin Douglas.
- Sessions conclude with a Q&A so you have the chance to ask anything you want clarification on
- The readings for each week will be emailed to those who register for the course. The readings are from the Summa Theologiae of St Thomas Aquinas (we will break it down and make it easier to understand! You do not have to read them but you will find it helpful).
- Each session will be recorded and posted on YouTube. So don't worry if you miss a session!
Preparing for Pentecost: Exploring Pentecost & The Holy Trinity with St Thomas Aquinas is organised by the Catechetics Commission of the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh.
St Margaret's Pilgrimage 2023
The St Margaret's Pilgrimage 2023 will take place in Dunfermline on Sunday 18 June.
The day features:
- 12:30pm: Ecumenical Service in Dunfermline Abbey, St Margaret St, Dunfermline KY12 7PE.
- 1:00pm: Prayer at the tomb site of St Margaret at Dunfermline Abbey.
- 2:30pm: Mass led by Archbishop Cushley, St Margaret's Memorial Church, East Port, Dunfermline, KY12 7JB.
There will be an opportunity to receive a blessing with a first class relic of St Margaret after the Mass at St Margaret's in East Port.
Guests include the Provost of Fife Jim Leishman and The Right Rev Dr Rev Iain Greenshields, the current Moderator of the Church of Scotland who is minister at St Margaret's Church in Touch, Dunfemline.
Also attending is László Kálmán, the Consul General of Hungary and representatives of the Knights of St Columba, the Knights of Malta and St Margaret's Guild.
Pupils from Holy Name Primary (Oakley), St Margaret's Primary and St Columba's Secondary (both Dunfermline) will contribute to the Mass.
*Please note, there is no street procession this year.
Accessibility and Seating
The Mass is at 2:30pm, please be seated by 2:15pm. Wheelchair seating is at the back left of Church. Stewards will be in attendance to help.
Streaming
The Mass will be streamed from the church's website here.
Getting there
Car: There is a free car park in Leys Park Road near St Margaret's Church (see below map). The church car park is available only for dropping off those with mobility issues. Council car parks are free until 1pm on Sunday.
Train: Dunfermline Town Train Station is a five to ten minute walk from St Margaret's Church and Dunfermline Abbey.
Bus: Dunfermline Bus Station is a five to ten minute walk from St Margaret's Church and a five minute walk from Dunfermline Abbey.
Maps
Our Archdiocesan Pilgrimage is from Friday 7 July to Friday 14 July 2023.
Visit the dedicated
website for full details, testimonies and more!
Mass to Pray for Vocations
Join us to pray that more young people will respond to God's call to the priesthood and religious life. Refreshments served after Mass.
Pro-Life Rosary with Archbishop Cushley
Join Archbishop Cushley to pray the Rosary for unborn children, their mothers and all pro-life intentions at Sacred Heart Church, Lauriston, Edinburgh
This prayerful event marks the anniversary of the implementation of the Abortion Act in April, 1968. We'll remember all unborn children, mothers and families affected by abortion. We'll pray that our society will bring about the day when no child is unwanted, no woman unloved and the pressures which lead abortion no longer exist.
This event precedes Scotland's national Pro-Life Chain which takes place on nearby Lothian Road at 11am.