St Leo’s Bulletin September 14th 2025
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Mass Sunday vigil: Saturday at 6.00p.m. Sunday 10.30 a.m.
Weekday Mass 10.00 Confessions Saturday at 5.30 p.m. & on request
ST NINIAN – feast Day 16th September
St Ninian, is Scotland’s first known saint, living and sharing the Gospel around 397AD. we don’t know a lot about him apart from his visit to Rome, his association with St Martin of Tours ( that’s why so many churches are dedicated in the name of St Martin throughout Scotland) and his building of a White House or Candida Casa at Whithorn.
From the 7th century people made pilgrimages to St Ninian’s shrine in Whithorn believing that God’s healing power could be experienced there. The pilgrimage, a sociable and a prayerful occasion, was re-established as a national event in 2024.
May we who have inherited his faith share his hope of eternal life.
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Radioalba.org schedule for the week of September 14th
the Morning Hour at 7.00 is repeated hourly until 12.00
7.00: Morning Prayers
7.15: Morning Prayer with the young
Canon Bob Hill comments on the passage from St Luke for Sunday 2 Margaret Chapman gives introductions to the daily readings
Praying for peace
7.30: In our Magazine: Fr Tom Magill reflects on the various expectations of the followers of Jesus; the sanctions on those who report the truth in Gaza; the first of a trio of articles looking at the Theological Values of Faith, Hope and Love; the silent vigil at the Defence and Security Equipment Arms Fair. the recent Canonisation of Carlo and Pier Fassati; and a sung Doxology
12.00/01.00/6.00/7.00: Our Glasgow Churches Together service this week features the St Mungo’s Way and is led by Gerry Fitzpatrick
12.15/01.15/6.15/7.15: This week’s Office of readings includes passages from the Letter to the Galatians and from a Discourse by St Andrew of Crete.
12.30/1.30/6.30/7.30: Newsnatter
2.00 – 5.00: Music from the archive
The Evening Hour at 8.00 is repeated at 9.00 and 10.00
8.00: Evening Prayer
8.20: : In our Magazine: Fr Tom Magill reflects on the various expectations of the followers of Jesus; the sanctions on those who report the truth in Gaza; the first of a trio of articles looking at the Theological Values of Faith, Hope and Love; the silent vigil at the Defence and Security Equipment Arms Fair. the recent Canonisation of Carlo and Pier Fassati; and a sung Doxology
8.50 Night Prayer
