St. Aloysius' Jesuit Church, Glasgow

06/09/2026

04/09/2026

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31/08/2026

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Saint Aidan of Lindisfarne

Mass 8am, 12.15pm

Aidan, a native of Ireland, was a monk on Iona. When the Christian King Oswald returned from exile on Iona to his kingdom of Northumbria, he invited the monks of Iona to provide missionaries to instruct his people in Christianity. After initial difficulties, Aidan was consecrated bishop and sent with a group of Irish monks to begin this task.
He established a monastery on the island of Lindisfarne which became the centre of a major missionary effort in the North of England. The monastery also became a valuable centre of learning and an important training ground for the education of English boys who would continue the work of evangelisation.
From Lindisfarne Aidan journeyed throughout Northumberland, usually on foot, and working closely with King Oswald who found him to be a wise adviser and a good personal friend. After Oswald’s death in 642, Aidan continued this work under his successor, Oswin, but when Oswin himself was killed nine years later, Aidan did not long survive him and died two weeks later in 651.
According to Bede, Aidan was a man of great gentleness and moderation, outstanding for his energetic missionary work. His influence on the North of England was enormous, and his wise promotion of Christian education among the native English laid the solid foundation for the spread of the Gospel in the centuries which followed his death.
Saint Aidan, pray for us

30/08/2026

We are delighted to share this kind and inspiring review of our church written by a Canadian visitor in early August.

This publication reserves a small space for churches located farther afield. Glasgow’s St. Aloysius, a parish served by Jesuits, certainly fits the bill. I came to this church perched on a hill in a roundabout way while vacationing in Scotland’s largest city. It’s all thanks to Glasgow’s for...

29/08/2026

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The Passion of Saint John the Baptist

Mass 12.15pm

O God, who willed that Saint John the Baptist
should go ahead of your Son
both in his birth and in his death,
grant that, as he died a Martyr for truth and justice,
we, too, may fight hard
for the confession of what you teach.

Saint John the Baptist, pray for us

27/08/2026

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Saint Monica

Mass 8am, 12.15pm

O God, who console the sorrowful
and who mercifully accepted
the motherly tears of Saint Monica
for the conversion of her son Augustine,
grant us, through the intercession of them both,
that we may bitterly regret our sins
and find the grace of your pardon.

24/08/2026

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Feast of Saint Bartholomew

Mass 8am, 12.15pm

Strengthen in us, O Lord, the faith,
by which the blessed Apostle Bartholomew
clung wholeheartedly to your Son,
and grant that through the help of his prayers
your Church may become for all the nations
the sacrament of salvation.
Saint Bartholomew, pray for us

21/08/2026

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Saint Pius X

Mass 8am, 12.15pm

Pius X, born Giuseppe Sarto in 1835, was Pope from 1903 until his death in 1914. Coming from a poor family in northern Italy, he was known throughout his life for his simplicity, humility and deep pastoral concern for ordinary people. As Pope, his motto was “To restore all things in Christ,” and he worked to renew the spiritual life of the Church, encouraging frequent reception of Holy Communion and allowing children to receive their First Holy Communion at a younger age. He also promoted the study of Scripture, the reform of Church music and a deeper understanding of the faith.
Saint Pius X, pray for us