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Lent 2010
A GACMA Music Workshop on Vespers or Evening Prayer for Lent is planned for Wednesday 3 March in St. Simon’s Partick at 7.15pm. The principle aim will be to provide resources for cantors and musicians. All welcome. Details from Mary Bradley (427 6740).
On 10 March, the feast of St. John Ogilvie, there will be a celebration of the Vespers of St. John Ogilvie at 7 pm.
There will be a Mass to celebrate the 5th Anniversary of the election of Pope Benedict XVI on 21 March at 3 pm in St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral.
The Archdiocesan Chrism Mass will be held in St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral on Holy Thursday 1st April.
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