The St Mungo Singers 2016 – 2017 Welcome back, everyone. The choir begins the new session on Sunday August 13th with a choir mass at 7.00, an outline of the plans for the year ahead, and a new booklet of repertoire – some of...
Read MoreThe theme of this year’s Glasgow the Welcoming City service was “Celebrating Heritage, Culture and Diversity”. The service was held, as usual, in the City Chambers and hosted by the City Council, and organised by Glasgow...
Read MoreThe second member of our St. Mungo Singers family that we said farewell to was Nancy Scott who had been a member of the choir for over 40 years. Nancy had originally come to the early music courses to help make the tea but, like...
Read MoreThe St Mungo Singers are in a sense a family who mark the significant events in their members’ lives. They also mark the passing of members and sadly this became necessary for two retired members of the choir this week. The...
Read MoreIt was a full congregation and a full sanctuary for the Chrism Mass at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, an encouraging experience at a time when the media would have us believe religious observance is for the minority. Archbishop...
Read MoreAs Archbishop Tartaglia reflected in his welcome to the congregation at St. Aloysius Church, Garnethill, this ecumenical vespers had its beginning in the ecumenical service held as part of the celebrations in 2015 of the 400th...
Read Morehttp://stmungomusic.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MP-St-Patrick-shortest.mp3 MP St Patrick 2017 for...
Read MoreMorning Prayer can be heard on radioalba.org christian at 8.00 and every 30 minutes until 12.00 noon. Today is the Feast of St John Ogilvie, so we present a written form of Morning Prayer as a PDF. M P St John Ogilvie Below is...
Read MoreThis was the final service of the 2017 Festival and was organised by Glasgow Churches Together (GCT) in partnership with Glasgow City Council and the Mediaeval Glasgow Trust in Glasgow Cathedral. This year was a special occasion...
Read MoreSaturday morning of the Festival (14th January) saw the St. Mungo Singers, children from St. Denis’ Primary and harpist Carissa Swan joining Archbishop Tartaglia and Dr.Laurence Whitley for a celebration of the life of St. Mungo...
Read MoreOn Friday evening, the Mass of St. Mungo was celebrated in St. Mungo’s Townead. Archbishop Tartaglia concelebrated with the priests of the Passionist community there (PP Fr Francis Keevins and Fr. Gareth Thomas), Archbishop...
Read MoreThe children of Glasgow had their chance to shine in the Festival, or as the programme put it, to play havoc with the legends of St. Mungo at the Mungo’s Bairns celebration on the Feast Day itself at Wellington Church of...
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