radioalba schedule for the week of the 21st  October

radioalba.org christian is an ecumenical, internet-based radio which promotes prayer and news of good things happening in the churches and among people of faith.

It is sponsored by Glasgow Churches Together, by ACTS, and by the music Committee of the Archdiocese of Glasgow.

the morning hour at 7.00 o’clock is repeated every 60 minutes until 12 noon.

7.00: Morning Prayers this week are led by Mary Bradley, Stephen Eric Smyth, John Carroll, Gerry Fitzpatrick, Pat Graham SND and Donald MacInnes.  Music by The St Mungo Singers with cantors Grace Buckley and Noel Donnelly,  organist Jane McKenna, and harpist Noel Donnelly.

7.15:  Morning Prayers for School comes from Golfhill Primary School, Glasgow
7.24:  Canon Bob Hill reflects on next Sunday’s Gospel from Mark 10: 46-52 – a successful discipleship story,  and then there are short introductions to the daily readings at Mass this week.
7.30: In our magazine Michael Martin reads about St Oscar Romero from the Comboni Mission; then about SPRED (Special Religious Education) from Open House; and Gerry Fitzpatrick reads about Let the children Live and George McAleenan’s work with the street children of Medellin.

12.00: the lunchtime hour:

This week the SCO discusses contemporary issues.
12.15: ‘How blest are they’ – praying with the bereaved
12.35: archive music
18.00: This week the SCO discusses contemporary issues.
18.15: How blest are they’ – praying with the bereaved
18.35: archive music

the evening hour at 20.00 is repeated at 21.00 and 22.00
20.00: Evening Prayers this week are  led by David Smith (with the support of the St Mungo Singers, harpist Noel Donnelly, and organists and McKenna and Jacqueline Barrett}

20.20: In our magazine Michael Martin reads about St Oscar Romero from the Comboni Mission; then about SPRED (Special Religious Education) from Open House; and Gerry Fitzpatrick reads about Let the children Live and George McAleenan’s work with the street children of Medellin.
20.50: Night Prayers this week are led in turn by John Campbell, Phil McSherry, Catherine Walker, Mary Molloy, David Smith, Patricia McGlinchey and Gerry Devlin.