Morning Prayer for St Mungo’s Day Let Glasgow Flourish Prayer Psalm 18: Their voice has gone out Reading: Remember your leaders who preached the word of God to you . . . Blessed be the Lord, the God of Israel Intercessions...
Read MoreMusic for Mass on Jan 13 The Feast of St Mungo, patron saint of Glasgow Entry: You alone are holy Psalm 18 Sanctus Communion: As we eat this bread Let Glasgow Flourish...
Read MoreThe St Mungo Festival on radioalba.org Highlights on radioalba.org this week include items from Glasgow’s St Mungo Festival – Morning Prayers for school this week marks the Feast of St Mungo, patron saint of Glasgow but...
Read More9th January 2021 Today the Vita Kentigerni – the Life of St Mungo – takes place (virtually) at the Mitchell Library with a welcome by Dr Irene O’Brien, the City Archivist, Carissa Swan the...
Read MoreMusic for Mass Jan 1st Feast of Mary Mother of God Entry: Mary the Dawn Psalm 66 Sanctus Communion – Magnificat Hail, Queen of Heaven Acknowledgements: Mary...
Read MoreFeast of the Immaculate Conception Dec 8th Entry: Mary, full of grace Psalm 66 Sanctus: Jubilee Mass Communion: This the bread Acknowledgements: Mary full of grace: words (c) Pam Murray; music...
Read More1 from the Hymn of Columba: words Bill McLaughlin and Pam Murray. Tune: The Iona Boat Song. Sung by the St Mungo Singers 2 Ps 15: You show your friends the path of life, give them the fullness of joy. 3...
Read More‘How blest are those who have died in the Lord. Let them rest from their labours, for their good works go with them. It was with the greatest sadness that the St Mungo Singers learned of the death of one of their...
Read MoreThe coming of the coronavirus to the UK has caused the cancellation of so many long-planned events in the Archdiocese of Glasgow and elsewhere. One of them was the Mass and Dinner to mark the 80th birthday of Mgr Gerry...
Read MoreSt Roch – Small St Roch, you were noted for your goodness to the poor and your simplicity of life. The healing power of God was seen in you and many were comforted and cured of sickness when you invoked the sign of the...
Read MoreThe St Mungo Singers has always been as much a community as a choir and former members regularly keep in touch and are kept in mind. One such member was Jerry Connor who was a member of the tenors in the earliest days of the...
Read MoreOur third event was our ecumenical service at Glasgow Cathedral on 12th January, hosted by the Cathedral community and Glasgow Churches Together (GCT). The weather was much more clement than the previous day, and it was possible...
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