Christ the King Parish, Glasgow

Christ the King Parish, Glasgow Sunday Masses:
Saturday 6pm
Sunday 10:00 a.m. & 12 noon; there is no longer a 6.30 p.m. Mass Coffee morning in Church Hall after 10am Mass on Wednesday mornings.

Clergy:
Fr Peter Gallacher
Deacon John Cairns

At the centre of our community of faith is the celebration of the Risen Lord, present among us in the Eucharist. Through our liturgy, prayer, education, service, social events and simply being together we aim to be at the very heart of our local community. We are a dynamic Parish with a strong focus on youth as you will see from our many clubs and act

ivities. Schools:
St Fillan's RC Primary School- http://www.st-fillans-pri.glasgow.sch.uk
St Mirren's RC Primary School- http://www.st-mirins-pri.glasgow.sch.uk
Holyrood RC Secondary School- http://www.holyrood-sec.glasgow.sch.uk

Church Stall open after the Saturday evening Vigil Mass and after all Sunday morning Masses. Twitter: https://twitter.com/ctkglasgow

29/03/2026

The Funeral of Fr. Pat Currie will take place on Tuesday 31st March at 12 midday in St. Michael’s, Dumbarton. We will be broadcasting the service live in our Church Hall for those unable to travel.

10/06/2025

We are having a problem with our Parish website at present, which we are working to resolve. Our live stream can still be accessed via YouTube (search for Christ the King, Glasgow). Thank you.

07/06/2025
30/05/2025

Linn Cemetery Mass will be held at St Margaret Mary’s tomorrow at 3pm
(Partly due to weather forecast)
We regret any disappointment.

28/05/2025

Annual Linn Cemetery Mass is planned for Saturday 31 May at 3pm. If the weather is inclement then the Mass will be in St Margaret Mary’s Church Building.

Our new Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV
08/05/2025

Our new Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV

21/04/2025

The Vatican has tonight published the late Pope’s death certificate which records the cause of death this morning as a stroke, leading to coma and heart failure .

Also published is his strikingly simple final testament detailing his wishes for burial outside the Vatican near the shrine to Our Lady where he often went to pray. It reads:

In the name of the Most Holy Trinity. Amen.
As I sense the approaching twilight of my earthly life, and with firm hope in eternal life, I wish to set out my final wishes solely regarding the place of my burial.
Throughout my life, and during my ministry as a priest and bishop, I have always entrusted myself to the Mother of Our Lord, the Blessed Virgin Mary. For this reason, I ask that my mortal remains rest - awaiting the day of the Resurrection - in the Papal Basilica of Saint Mary Major.
I wish my final earthly journey to end precisely in this ancient Marian sanctuary, where I would always stop to pray at the beginning and end of every Apostolic Journey, confidently entrusting my intentions to the Immaculate Mother, and giving thanks for her gentle and maternal care.
I ask that my tomb be prepared in the burial niche in the side aisle between the Pauline Chapel (Chapel of the Salus Populi Romani) and the Sforza Chapel of the Basilica, as shown in the attached plan.
The tomb should be in the ground; simple, without particular ornamentation, bearing only the inscription: Franciscus.
The cost of preparing the burial will be covered by a sum provided by a benefactor, which I have arranged to be transferred to the Papal Basilica of Saint Mary Major. I have given the necessary instructions regarding this to Cardinal Rolandas Makrickas, Extraordinary Commissioner of the Liberian Basilica.
May the Lord grant a fitting reward to all those who have loved me and who continue to pray for me. The suffering that has marked the final part of my life, I offer to the Lord, for peace in the world and for fraternity among peoples.
Santa Marta, 29 June 2022
FRANCISCUS

21/04/2025
He is Risen, Alleluia 🙏
20/04/2025

He is Risen, Alleluia 🙏

02/03/2025

We welcome our new Parish Priest, Fr. Tom Kilbride, as he celebrates his first Masses with us this weekend.

After a final Mass, celebrated with the pupils of St. Mirin’s Primary and a large number of parishioners and friends, Fr...
01/03/2025

After a final Mass, celebrated with the pupils of St. Mirin’s Primary and a large number of parishioners and friends, Fr. Peter retired from our parish after 26 years as PP, and over 40 years of Ministry. Good luck and God Bless Fr. Peter, and thank you 🙏

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220 Carmunnock Road
Glasgow
G445AP

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