
St. Patrick's, Greenock, Scotland
Parish Priest: Very Rev G.J.Gallagher
Welcome!
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We are called, through our Baptism, to live in and by the Presence of Christ in Word and Sacrament. Through His call we live, gratefully, the life God has given us and proclaim the Good News through our word and deed.
CENTENARY OF ST. PATRICK’S PARISH
1924-2024
SUNDAY 16th. MARCH 2025
We will celebrate our Centenary on SUNDAY 16th. MARCH 2025, The Vigil of St. Patrick’s Day. Mass will be at 6:00pm followed by an informal reception. Bishop John will preside at our Centenary Mass. We hope that as many parishioners as possible will join us for this Mass.
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SUNDAY MASS: Saturday Vigil; 5.30pm Sunday; 9.30am & 11.00am
Sunday Readings: 6th. Sunday in Ordinary time: Year C
WEEKDAY MASS: Tuesday-Saturday: 10.00am
Weekday Readings: Week 6 of Ordinary Time: Year 1
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: Tuesday–Friday: 9.00-9.30am
Penance & Reconciliation: Saturday: 10.30am; 4.45-5.15pm, & on request.
Divine Office: Week 6 of Ordinary Time Psalms: Week 2
Baptism: Sunday after 11.00am Mass
Marriage: Please give at least 6 month’s notice of Marriage.
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MASS THIS WEEK
Tuesday -Saturday @ 10:00am
Friday, 10:00am
Funeral Mass of
Christopher McVey, R.I.P.
Today’s Liturgy: As in Matthew’s Gospel, Luke’s version of the Sermon gets under way with the Beatitudes. In Matthew it is the “Sermon on the Mount”. In Luke Jesus descends from a mountain and teaches the crowds at ground level. Here, each ‘beatitude/blessing’ addressed to the poor and the suffering is countered by a warning to the rich and self-absorbed. Luke’s version displays more typical traits of how a Jewish teacher of the Law might work: comparing and contrasting traits—poverty and riches, hunger and plenty, tears and rejoicing!