'SACRED TIME': Apocalypse Then and Now: John’s Revelation in its own time and in ours.
Saturday, 29th November, 10:30am to 3:30pm at St Andrews's, Ravelston, 6 Belford Park, Edinburgh, EH4 3DP
PROGRAMME
10:30am: First talk: An introduction to the book of Revelation.
11:15am: Confessions.
12:00pm: Mass of Our Lady on Saturday.
1:00pm: Lunch (please bring a pack-up; tea and coffee provided).
2:00pm: Second talk: The Great Sign, the two Beasts and the Millennium.
2:15pm: First Vespers of Advent and Benediction.
Holy Year: Fife Pilgrim Way
Join us for this special Jubilee Year 2025 event, walking the historic and picturesque Fife Pilgrim Way over six stages.
Saturday 30 August
11:00am: Fife Pilgrim Way information board, Battery Rd, North Queensferry, to St Margaret's, Dunfermline, via Abbey.
Saturday 6 September
11:00am: St Margaret's Memorial Church, Dunfermline, to St Joseph's, Kelty.
Saturday 13 September
11:00am: St Joseph's, Kelty, to St Mary’s, Leslie.
Saturday 20 September
11:00am: St Mary’s, Leslie, to St Giles, Kennoway.
Saturday 27 September
11:00am: St Giles Kennoway, to Ceres, Kemback & Springfield Church.
Saturday 18 October (not 4 October as previously advertised)
11:00am: Ceres, Kemback & Springfield Church, to St James’ Church, St Andrews.
Deacon Pat Carrigan, organiser, said: “The Jubilee Year Pilgrim Walk is a wonderful chance to journey together in faith, following in the footsteps of the pilgrims who walked these paths before us.
"Each stage offers not only beautiful scenery but also prayer, fellowship, and hospitality along the way.”
Event organised by the Fife Deanery of the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh. Turn up on the day ready to go. Bring a packed lunch. No registration required. Each stage approximately 8 to 9 miles. Hospitality offered at destination location. Limited number of Fife Pilgrim Way Passports available on first day. Queries to Deacon Pat Carrigan at obl.columba@gmail.com
Holy Year: Fife Pilgrim Way
Join us for this special Jubilee Year 2025 event, walking the historic and picturesque Fife Pilgrim Way over six stages.
Saturday 30 August
11:00am: Fife Pilgrim Way information board, Battery Rd, North Queensferry, to St Margaret's, Dunfermline, via Abbey.
Saturday 6 September
11:00am: St Margaret's Memorial Church, Dunfermline, to St Joseph's, Kelty.
Saturday 13 September
11:00am: St Joseph's, Kelty, to St Mary’s, Leslie.
Saturday 20 September
11:00am: St Mary’s, Leslie, to St Giles, Kennoway.
Saturday 27 September
11:00am: St Giles Kennoway, to Ceres, Kemback & Springfield Church.
Saturday 18 October (not 4 October as previously advertised)
11:00am: Ceres, Kemback & Springfield Church, to St James’ Church, St Andrews.
Deacon Pat Carrigan, organiser, said: “The Jubilee Year Pilgrim Walk is a wonderful chance to journey together in faith, following in the footsteps of the pilgrims who walked these paths before us.
"Each stage offers not only beautiful scenery but also prayer, fellowship, and hospitality along the way.”
Event organised by the Fife Deanery of the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh. Turn up on the day ready to go. Bring a packed lunch. No registration required. Each stage approximately 8 to 9 miles. Hospitality offered at destination location. Limited number of Fife Pilgrim Way Passports available on first day. Queries to Deacon Pat Carrigan at obl.columba@gmail.com
Catholic Conversations for Women
Women who are recent converts, those considering Catholicism, and those who are desirous of faith-focused discussion are welcome to this event on Saturday, 25 October, 3:45pm-4:45pm in the St Andrew’s Parish rooms (77 Belford Rd, EH4 3DS).
All welcome to join for Holy Hour with Adoration and chanted Vespers from 5:10pm in the convent with the Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma.
To register, email edinburgh@almamercy.org or call 0131 343 3380.
National Youth Pilgrimage to Perth
This annual event takes place in Perth on Saturday 20 September, meeting at South Inch Park.
A full day of activities includes historic site visits, talks, and Holy Mass with Archbishop Cushley.
Schedule
12:30pm: Meet at South Inch Park (PH2 8AN), just behind Perth bus and train stations. There is parking available and public toilets nearby.
1:00pm: Opening prayer.
2:00pm: Walk to St John’s Kirk, commemorate 1750 anniversary Nicean Creed.
3:00pm: Walk to North Inch, Liturgy of Baptism.
4:00pm: Holy Mass with Archbishop Leo Cushley and Bishop Andrew McKenzie (Dunkeld Diocese) at St John's Church, Melville Street. Refreshments after Mass in hurch hall.
If you wish to join fellow pilgrims (18+) from the Archdiocese travelling by train to Perth from Stirling, Falkirk and Edinburgh please contact Sr Isabelle Dufaux FSO at youth.office@staned.org.uk
Faith & Reason talk series
The Faith & Reason series is for those who are thinking about becoming Catholic and also for any Catholic to come along and do a bit of a refresher about their faith.
The presentations will be given by the priests (Fr Scott Deeley and Fr Joshua Moir) and will use slides of famous religious works of art to explain the different aspects of our faith.
The series takes place on Fridays at 6:30pm in St Patrick’s Church Hall, Low Craigends, Kilsyth. Begins 12 September 2025.
To register email priest.stpatrickskilsyth@staned.org.uk
This event is organised by the Parish of St Patrick's in Kilsyth.
Faith & Reason talk series
The Faith & Reason series is for those who are thinking about becoming Catholic and also for any Catholic to come along and do a bit of a refresher about their faith.
The presentations will be given by the priests (Fr Scott Deeley and Fr Joshua Moir) and will use slides of famous religious works of art to explain the different aspects of our faith.
The series takes place on Fridays at 6:30pm in St Patrick’s Church Hall, Low Craigends, Kilsyth. Begins 12 September 2025.
To register email priest.stpatrickskilsyth@staned.org.uk
This event is organised by the Parish of St Patrick's in Kilsyth.
Faith & Reason talk series
The Faith & Reason series is for those who are thinking about becoming Catholic and also for any Catholic to come along and do a bit of a refresher about their faith.
The presentations will be given by the priests (Fr Scott Deeley and Fr Joshua Moir) and will use slides of famous religious works of art to explain the different aspects of our faith.
The series takes place on Fridays at 6:30pm in St Patrick’s Church Hall, Low Craigends, Kilsyth. Begins 12 September 2025.
To register email priest.stpatrickskilsyth@staned.org.uk
This event is organised by the Parish of St Patrick's in Kilsyth.
Faith & Reason talk series
The Faith & Reason series is for those who are thinking about becoming Catholic and also for any Catholic to come along and do a bit of a refresher about their faith.
The presentations will be given by the priests (Fr Scott Deeley and Fr Joshua Moir) and will use slides of famous religious works of art to explain the different aspects of our faith.
The series takes place on Fridays at 6:30pm in St Patrick’s Church Hall, Low Craigends, Kilsyth. Begins 12 September 2025.
To register email priest.stpatrickskilsyth@staned.org.uk
This event is organised by the Parish of St Patrick's in Kilsyth.
Faith & Reason talk series
The Faith & Reason series is for those who are thinking about becoming Catholic and also for any Catholic to come along and do a bit of a refresher about their faith.
The presentations will be given by the priests (Fr Scott Deeley and Fr Joshua Moir) and will use slides of famous religious works of art to explain the different aspects of our faith.
The series takes place on Fridays at 6:30pm in St Patrick’s Church Hall, Low Craigends, Kilsyth. Begins 12 September 2025.
To register email priest.stpatrickskilsyth@staned.org.uk
This event is organised by the Parish of St Patrick's in Kilsyth.