This weeks latest
Bumper birthday celebration as St Constantine’s turns ten
June 28th, 2019 | 
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St Constantine's Primary School, Govan, turned 10 years old on Tuesday June 18, and enjoyed Mass with Archbishop Tartaglia, parish priest Fr Robert McCann, Fr Peter Dowling and Fr Brendan Murtagh at St Constantine's Church.
The school invited special guests, including Maureen McKenna, executive director of education for Glasgow City Council, to the occasion which all 370 pupils, 35 staff and a further 50 parishioners attended.
At the Mass, Archbishop Tartaglia awarded Certificates of Service to two pupils, Antonina and Alexandra (above, far right), for their excellence in leading a Rosary club and a Sacred Heart club at the school. The ... continue reading.
One journey ends and another begins for young Scots on the Camino
June 28th, 2019 | 0 COMMENTS
The Camino was the start of a life-long journey for two young Scots as they got engaged to be married outside the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela during a student pilgrimage. ... continue reading.
School inspired by Our Lady to promote life and help the needy
June 21st, 2019 | 0 COMMENTS
It was a great day of Faith and celebration for one South Lanarkshire school last week, as a new statue of Our Lady was blessed and the school handed over thousands of pounds to help those less fortunate.... continue reading.
St Luke’s pupil boxes clever with winning Baby Box design
May 31st, 2019 | 0 COMMENTS
Newborn babies across Scotland are being given a trendy welcome to the world thanks to baby boxes designed by a Barrhead school pupil.... continue reading.
From homelessness to bereaved families, Andrew’s fundraising has the X-Factor
February 22nd, 2019 | 0 COMMENTS
A young boy with additional support needs (ASN) has been praised for his ‘kindness and compassion’ after he led a fundraising drive to support parents who have lost newborn babies.... continue reading.
Cardinal Newman High pupils hoping for trip to Rome for saint’s canonisation
February 22nd, 2019 | 0 COMMENTS
Pupils from a Catholic high school are hoping to organise a trip to Rome in celebration of their namesake cardinal’s upcoming canonisation.... continue reading.
Pupils with learning disabilities make friends with the elderly
December 27th, 2018 | 0 COMMENTS
Young people who have additional learning needs have spent the last few months getting to know elderly residents of their neighbouring care home.... continue reading.
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