Church Open Seven Days A Week
The Church is open Saturday until 5.00 pm Vigil, Sunday until 5 pm Mass, Monday until 7 pm Mass and Tuesday - Friday until 5 pm. Do call in and enjoy the peace and quiet and take time to sit in the stillness in the silence of God.
Before receiving Holy Communion
Before receiving Holy Communion, we are asked to make some act of reverence such as a bow.
Sunday Bulletin
If you would like something added to the Sunday bulletin, please submit your entry by 4pm on the Tuesday before. This allows time for the bulletin to be compiled and printed. Thank you.
The Church is open Saturday until 5.00 pm Vigil, Sunday until 5 pm Mass, Monday until 7 pm Mass and Tuesday - Friday until 5 pm. Do call in and enjoy the peace and quiet and take time to sit in the stillness in the silence of God.
Before receiving Holy Communion
Before receiving Holy Communion, we are asked to make some act of reverence such as a bow.
Sunday Bulletin
If you would like something added to the Sunday bulletin, please submit your entry by 4pm on the Tuesday before. This allows time for the bulletin to be compiled and printed. Thank you.
NEWS AND DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Commemorative Plaques
Do you wish to commemorate the memory of a loved one or celebrate a christening or wedding? You are now able to do so by having a permanent commemorative or celebratory plaque to your loved ones, in the church.
In the two side chapels at the back of the church, you will find our Memorial Tree and our Celebratory Heart. This is where your plaque(s) will be placed.
Celebratory Plaques are available for christenings, first communions, confirmations, weddings and anniversaries.
Memorial plaques are available for loved ones who are no longer with us.
If you would like a plaque, application forms (with examples) are available at the back of the church.
Each plaque will cost £60.
Or you can download the application form below.
Do you wish to commemorate the memory of a loved one or celebrate a christening or wedding? You are now able to do so by having a permanent commemorative or celebratory plaque to your loved ones, in the church.
In the two side chapels at the back of the church, you will find our Memorial Tree and our Celebratory Heart. This is where your plaque(s) will be placed.
Celebratory Plaques are available for christenings, first communions, confirmations, weddings and anniversaries.
Memorial plaques are available for loved ones who are no longer with us.
If you would like a plaque, application forms (with examples) are available at the back of the church.
Each plaque will cost £60.
Or you can download the application form below.
| our_lady_of_lourdes_plaques_2025.pdf |
OLOL 200 Club September Draw
A huge congratulations to all our lucky winners in the September OLOL 200 Club draw:
1st Prize – No. 32: Margaret Ford
2nd Prize – No. 55: Tony Mackle
3rd Prize – No. 126: Michael Nellaney
4th Prize – No. 58: Ashleigh Bayless
5th Prize – No. 55: Tony Mackle
6th Prize – No. 65: Elizabeth Byrne
And 7th Prize – No. 183: Alasdair MacIntyre
Congratulations and thank you to everyone who continues to support the 200 Club.
OLOL 200 Club Renewal
The OLOL 200 Club is asking members please to renew by 1st October.
• £100 annually or £9 monthly
• New members welcome
• £8,000 already paid in prizes
• New email: [email protected]
• Please include your membership number with payments.
Front Hall
Our Front Hall Has Reopened. Have you seen the amazing work that has been carried out and given the hall its fresh new look? Do call in sometime and take a look for yourself. Front Hall is now available to hire. Get in touch today - 07803 158357.
New Pastoral Arrangements for Our Lady of Lourdes and St Leo’s Parishes
As of 26th October 2026, Our Lady of Lourdes Parish and St Leo’s Parish will begin sharing a parish priest, assistant priest, permanent deacon and many more ministries as part of new pastoral arrangements. This new chapter comes at a significant time for the people of St Leo’s, as Fr Gerry Fitzpatrick will retire on 25th October 2026, following more than 30 years of very faithful and dedicated service to the people of St Leo’s Parish.
During the preparation meetings held so far, it has been agreed that Mass times in both parishes will remain unchanged until the end of January 2027. Following this period, the Mass schedule will be reviewed in light of the needs of both parish communities. The longer-term plan is for Our Lady of Lourdes and St Leo’s to come together / to merge as one parish community. More details as they emerge.
Sunday Café – Volunteers needed
Do you enjoy meeting people, serving others, and being part of our parish community?
We’re looking for volunteers to help at the Sunday Café! Whether you can make tea and coffee, serve refreshments, welcome people, or simply lend a helping hand, we’d love to have you join the team. No experience needed — just a willing heart and a friendly smile! There is a rota in place meaning you only need to do one mass every few weeks.
Interested? Please come along to the Front Hall after 9.30 or 11.30 mass on Sunday 27 September. “Serve one another in love.” — Galatians 5:13
Ciao from Rome!
As I settle back into life in a very warm Rome, I cannot help but think of the many happy memories I have of Our Lady of Lourdes. During prayer recently, I thanked the Lord for the many graces and blessings he bestowed upon me during my time at OLOL. At that moment, so many wonderful memories came flooding back.
I gained a great deal of experience and knowledge from Fr Joe and the rest of the clergy, and I will always be grateful for their guidance and example. During my time in the parish, I developed a particular love for visiting our primary schools and the housebound. These experiences taught me so much and will remain a very special part of my journey towards priesthood.
My time at OLOL was made so special by you, the good people of the parish. You made me feel incredibly welcome and took such good care of me. The chapel house was a very happy place to live, and I miss it and all of you very much.
I have now returned to Rome to continue my studies. I sincerely hope that I will return to OLOL one day, either as a seminarian or, God willing, as a priest.
I will not go on any longer, as I said my thanks on my final Sunday. However, please continue to keep me in your prayers. You are all most certainly in mine.
God bless,
Jordan
Message from Fr Joe Boyle, Our Lady & St George’s Parish
Dear Fr Joe,
What a wonderful evening last Sunday as you put on the Mass to thank our parish for the support given.
From entering the church and receiving the Mass booklet, your warm words of gratitude, the sincere words of parishioners expressing their thanks, the very dignified celebration of the Mass with the various ministries exercised, the heavenly choir which I neglected to express appreciation, to the tea in the hall afterwards, it was all a wonderful experience and greatly appreciated by all our parishioners who managed to be present, and so many of them joined by so many of your own parishioners.
As we made our way over to the hall I was most impressed and so pleased to see the grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes in the grounds, cleared of bushes and trees that had been blocking the view. The hall too is looking so good after the major refurbishment and I’m sure will be able to serve the parish for many years to come. The two photographs in the entrance reminding people that the hall was once the original chapel, remind people too of the illustrious history of the parish.
One of our parishioners summed up the feelings of so many when he said of that evening: “I was wishing it would not come to an end.”
The other Fr Joe!
National Youth Pilgrimage 2026
Saturday 26th September
S1–6, plus ages 18-35
Join the Youth Office and young people from across Scotland on a pilgrimage to Pluscarden Abbey.
Discover more about the lives of monks and nuns and other religious, explore how God calls each person in a unique way, and conclude the day with Vigil Mass.
Return coach from St Andrew's Cathedral (£20). 7am–10pm. Parish expense.
Registration and more information: www.tinyurl.com/rcagnyp26
World Youth Day Seoul 2027
31 July – 10 August 2027. Aged 19–35? Registration opened 1st September . Information Evening: Monday, 14 September Cost: £3,280 per person. The Archdiocese will subsidise by £1,000 Remaining amount covered through combination of parish sponsorship and individual fundraising. More information: www.rcagyouth.co.uk/world-youth-day
Baptism
If your child has not yet been baptised, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. This invitation also extends to parents of children in Primary 1, 2 and Primary 3. The parish is happy to support you in making arrangements for your child’s baptism.
Children's Liturgy
All children from Primary 1 to Primary 7 are warmly invited to take part in our Children’s Liturgy which takes place every Sunday at 11.30am Mass.
Sacrament of Confirmation
Pupils in Primary 7 at Our Lady of Lourdes, Our Lady of the Rosary, and St George’s Primary Schools will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation on 2nd February 2027 at 7pm at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Parents of pupils attending other schools who are due to be Confirmed are kindly asked to get in touch, please.
Group for Young Adults - Volunteers Needed
We are launching a new Young Adults Group 18+ and are looking for volunteers to help get it started.
The Archdiocesan Youth Office will provide training and start-up support, and the group will meet fortnightly in the parish hall. If you would like to help support our young adults, please do get in touch.
GOVAN & IBROX - A Brief Tour Through History
Govan & Ibrox – A brief tour through history by Sandra Malcolm. Friday 11th September, 2026 at 1.30pm at Mill Hill Missionaries, Lourdes Ave. Tickets cost £5 (includes Tea & Cake).
Visit by the Comboni Missionaries
The Comboni Missionaries will be visiting our parish on 19th and 20th September. They will be joining us at all Masses to share about their missionary work around the world and to make a mission appeal in support of their ministry.
Saint Charbel's Day – Annual Pilgrimage
Sunday, 27 September 3:00 PM at Carfin. We warmly invite all our Christian brothers and sisters in Scotland and the surrounding areas to join us for the annual pilgrimage and celebration of Saint Charbel s Day in Scotland We are honoured to welcome the Lebanese Maronite Order of London and its parishioners to Scotland for this blessed occasion. A Solemn Holy Mass will be celebrated and presided over by Father Johnny Matar, Abbot of Our Lady of Lebanon Monastery, London. Following the Mass, there will be a procession and veneration of the relics of Saint Charbel, followed by Lebanese hospitality. May Saint Charbel intercede for us - bless Scotland and protect our families.
Support group for Catholic women affected by separation or divorce
A confidential support group for Catholic women affected by separation or divorce meets on Friday, 9 October, from 6–8pm at The Immaculate Conception Church Hall, Maryhill. New members are welcome. For more information please email [email protected] or see Faith Living (Archdiocese of Glasgow) on Facebook.
Interested in becoming Catholic?
If you have never been baptised, or were baptised in another Christian tradition and would like to explore the Catholic faith, we would be delighted to hear from you. Our RCIA programme for adults offers a welcoming and supportive environment where you can explore faith, ask questions and share experiences.
Walking from Home to Rome
Walking from Home to Rome by Geraldine McFaul priced £12.99 with a portion of the proceeds from the sales supporting both Mary's Meals and Dementia UK. Copies in the Ogilvie Room.
Weekly Headcount
A weekly headcount is taken during Mass and maintained as an attendance record for the purposes of supporting our parish’s claim under HMRC’s Small Donations Scheme.
Aid to the Church in Need Vacancies
Could you be a voice for the suffering Church? Aid to the Church in Need is looking for Parish Appealers—passionate Catholics who can speak in parishes on behalf of persecuted Christians around the world. This is a self-employed, remunerated role with full training and support. To learn more, contact Peter Diamond at [email protected] or 07706194811 or visit www.acnuk.org/jobs .
Community Engagement Officer in Scotland – Full-Time Position We are looking for a passionate and creative Community Engagement Officer to build relationships, inspire supporters and help raise awareness of persecuted and suffering Christians around the world. If you are enthusiastic about community engagement, Catholic mission and making a real difference, we would love to hear from you. Visit www.acnuk.org/jobs for more information.
Grow in Faith - Free Catholic resource of the month – Being Catholic TV
Did you know that Scotland has its own Catholic television channel? Being Catholic TV brings Holy Mass, prayer, teaching and programmes from the Catholic Church in Scotland directly into your home, completely free of charge. Watch free: https://beingcatholic.org , on Freeview Channel 279 using a compatible internet-connected television, or by searching for “Being Catholic TV” on YouTube. TRY THIS: Choose one programme from “Learning the Faith” and share it with someone who might also find it helpful.
Lord, Make Me Know Your Ways
Could God be calling you to serve as a priest? Please get in touch to find out more about discerning your vocation. For information and details, please speak to Fr Joe.
Speak to Deacon Tommy if you would like to find out about the vocation of Permanent Diaconate.
7th Clyde Scouts
Is your child looking for a new adventure? Ever thought about join the Scouts? All girls and boys are welcome. Scouts is a great way to learn new skills, make friends, and build confidence. It offers exciting activities like camping, creative arts, adventurous activities and teamwork challenges. Being part of Scouts helps you grow, try new things, and become more independent while having fun along the way. Young people aged 5¾ -18 can join us. All our sections meet on Wednesday nights in the Church hall.
If your child is interested or if you are interested in becoming a leader, please contact us on 07837335440.
Legion of Mary
Our parish’s Legion of Mary is once again opening its doors to welcome new members. Also, a special gathering will soon be arranged for all our faithful Auxiliary Members, whose prayers are the quiet yet powerful foundation of the Legion’s work and mission. Anyone who would like to find out about the Legion of Mary, please do get in touch.
A Special Jubilee Year of St. Francis
To mark the 800th anniversary of the passing of St. Francis of Assisi, Pope Leo has declared this year a Special Jubilee Year, running through to January 10, 2027. A plenary indulgence, which brings full spiritual healing from the effects of sins that have been fully forgiven, can be gained under the usual conditions (Sacramental Confession, Holy Communion, and prayer for the Pope's intentions) by visiting a Franciscan church or place of pilgrimage.
Make your offering by Debit Card
We now have a parish card reader for those who no longer carry cash – speak to one of the pass-keepers about making your offering by card. Quick and easy to use!
Accessibility
As part of our ongoing Health and Safety efforts, we have installed an accessible toilet in the church porch and improved access via the Ogilvie Room ramp, which has been in place for several years. We are committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone. If you require additional support to attend church or participate in liturgies, please let us know so we can discuss further assistance and make reasonable adjustments to help.
Interesting Item of Info about Our Lady of Lourdes
According to Archdiocesan records, on May 18th 1926 the various Trades offers (quotes) to construct the Chapel House, designed by the respected architect Reginald Fairlie, were accepted by Archbishop Mackintosh at a total cost of £2499. Got an interesting item of info about OLOL? Do send it in.
A huge congratulations to all our lucky winners in the September OLOL 200 Club draw:
1st Prize – No. 32: Margaret Ford
2nd Prize – No. 55: Tony Mackle
3rd Prize – No. 126: Michael Nellaney
4th Prize – No. 58: Ashleigh Bayless
5th Prize – No. 55: Tony Mackle
6th Prize – No. 65: Elizabeth Byrne
And 7th Prize – No. 183: Alasdair MacIntyre
Congratulations and thank you to everyone who continues to support the 200 Club.
OLOL 200 Club Renewal
The OLOL 200 Club is asking members please to renew by 1st October.
• £100 annually or £9 monthly
• New members welcome
• £8,000 already paid in prizes
• New email: [email protected]
• Please include your membership number with payments.
Front Hall
Our Front Hall Has Reopened. Have you seen the amazing work that has been carried out and given the hall its fresh new look? Do call in sometime and take a look for yourself. Front Hall is now available to hire. Get in touch today - 07803 158357.
New Pastoral Arrangements for Our Lady of Lourdes and St Leo’s Parishes
As of 26th October 2026, Our Lady of Lourdes Parish and St Leo’s Parish will begin sharing a parish priest, assistant priest, permanent deacon and many more ministries as part of new pastoral arrangements. This new chapter comes at a significant time for the people of St Leo’s, as Fr Gerry Fitzpatrick will retire on 25th October 2026, following more than 30 years of very faithful and dedicated service to the people of St Leo’s Parish.
During the preparation meetings held so far, it has been agreed that Mass times in both parishes will remain unchanged until the end of January 2027. Following this period, the Mass schedule will be reviewed in light of the needs of both parish communities. The longer-term plan is for Our Lady of Lourdes and St Leo’s to come together / to merge as one parish community. More details as they emerge.
Sunday Café – Volunteers needed
Do you enjoy meeting people, serving others, and being part of our parish community?
We’re looking for volunteers to help at the Sunday Café! Whether you can make tea and coffee, serve refreshments, welcome people, or simply lend a helping hand, we’d love to have you join the team. No experience needed — just a willing heart and a friendly smile! There is a rota in place meaning you only need to do one mass every few weeks.
Interested? Please come along to the Front Hall after 9.30 or 11.30 mass on Sunday 27 September. “Serve one another in love.” — Galatians 5:13
Ciao from Rome!
As I settle back into life in a very warm Rome, I cannot help but think of the many happy memories I have of Our Lady of Lourdes. During prayer recently, I thanked the Lord for the many graces and blessings he bestowed upon me during my time at OLOL. At that moment, so many wonderful memories came flooding back.
I gained a great deal of experience and knowledge from Fr Joe and the rest of the clergy, and I will always be grateful for their guidance and example. During my time in the parish, I developed a particular love for visiting our primary schools and the housebound. These experiences taught me so much and will remain a very special part of my journey towards priesthood.
My time at OLOL was made so special by you, the good people of the parish. You made me feel incredibly welcome and took such good care of me. The chapel house was a very happy place to live, and I miss it and all of you very much.
I have now returned to Rome to continue my studies. I sincerely hope that I will return to OLOL one day, either as a seminarian or, God willing, as a priest.
I will not go on any longer, as I said my thanks on my final Sunday. However, please continue to keep me in your prayers. You are all most certainly in mine.
God bless,
Jordan
Message from Fr Joe Boyle, Our Lady & St George’s Parish
Dear Fr Joe,
What a wonderful evening last Sunday as you put on the Mass to thank our parish for the support given.
From entering the church and receiving the Mass booklet, your warm words of gratitude, the sincere words of parishioners expressing their thanks, the very dignified celebration of the Mass with the various ministries exercised, the heavenly choir which I neglected to express appreciation, to the tea in the hall afterwards, it was all a wonderful experience and greatly appreciated by all our parishioners who managed to be present, and so many of them joined by so many of your own parishioners.
As we made our way over to the hall I was most impressed and so pleased to see the grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes in the grounds, cleared of bushes and trees that had been blocking the view. The hall too is looking so good after the major refurbishment and I’m sure will be able to serve the parish for many years to come. The two photographs in the entrance reminding people that the hall was once the original chapel, remind people too of the illustrious history of the parish.
One of our parishioners summed up the feelings of so many when he said of that evening: “I was wishing it would not come to an end.”
The other Fr Joe!
National Youth Pilgrimage 2026
Saturday 26th September
S1–6, plus ages 18-35
Join the Youth Office and young people from across Scotland on a pilgrimage to Pluscarden Abbey.
Discover more about the lives of monks and nuns and other religious, explore how God calls each person in a unique way, and conclude the day with Vigil Mass.
Return coach from St Andrew's Cathedral (£20). 7am–10pm. Parish expense.
Registration and more information: www.tinyurl.com/rcagnyp26
World Youth Day Seoul 2027
31 July – 10 August 2027. Aged 19–35? Registration opened 1st September . Information Evening: Monday, 14 September Cost: £3,280 per person. The Archdiocese will subsidise by £1,000 Remaining amount covered through combination of parish sponsorship and individual fundraising. More information: www.rcagyouth.co.uk/world-youth-day
Baptism
If your child has not yet been baptised, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. This invitation also extends to parents of children in Primary 1, 2 and Primary 3. The parish is happy to support you in making arrangements for your child’s baptism.
Children's Liturgy
All children from Primary 1 to Primary 7 are warmly invited to take part in our Children’s Liturgy which takes place every Sunday at 11.30am Mass.
Sacrament of Confirmation
Pupils in Primary 7 at Our Lady of Lourdes, Our Lady of the Rosary, and St George’s Primary Schools will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation on 2nd February 2027 at 7pm at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Parents of pupils attending other schools who are due to be Confirmed are kindly asked to get in touch, please.
Group for Young Adults - Volunteers Needed
We are launching a new Young Adults Group 18+ and are looking for volunteers to help get it started.
The Archdiocesan Youth Office will provide training and start-up support, and the group will meet fortnightly in the parish hall. If you would like to help support our young adults, please do get in touch.
GOVAN & IBROX - A Brief Tour Through History
Govan & Ibrox – A brief tour through history by Sandra Malcolm. Friday 11th September, 2026 at 1.30pm at Mill Hill Missionaries, Lourdes Ave. Tickets cost £5 (includes Tea & Cake).
Visit by the Comboni Missionaries
The Comboni Missionaries will be visiting our parish on 19th and 20th September. They will be joining us at all Masses to share about their missionary work around the world and to make a mission appeal in support of their ministry.
Saint Charbel's Day – Annual Pilgrimage
Sunday, 27 September 3:00 PM at Carfin. We warmly invite all our Christian brothers and sisters in Scotland and the surrounding areas to join us for the annual pilgrimage and celebration of Saint Charbel s Day in Scotland We are honoured to welcome the Lebanese Maronite Order of London and its parishioners to Scotland for this blessed occasion. A Solemn Holy Mass will be celebrated and presided over by Father Johnny Matar, Abbot of Our Lady of Lebanon Monastery, London. Following the Mass, there will be a procession and veneration of the relics of Saint Charbel, followed by Lebanese hospitality. May Saint Charbel intercede for us - bless Scotland and protect our families.
Support group for Catholic women affected by separation or divorce
A confidential support group for Catholic women affected by separation or divorce meets on Friday, 9 October, from 6–8pm at The Immaculate Conception Church Hall, Maryhill. New members are welcome. For more information please email [email protected] or see Faith Living (Archdiocese of Glasgow) on Facebook.
Interested in becoming Catholic?
If you have never been baptised, or were baptised in another Christian tradition and would like to explore the Catholic faith, we would be delighted to hear from you. Our RCIA programme for adults offers a welcoming and supportive environment where you can explore faith, ask questions and share experiences.
Walking from Home to Rome
Walking from Home to Rome by Geraldine McFaul priced £12.99 with a portion of the proceeds from the sales supporting both Mary's Meals and Dementia UK. Copies in the Ogilvie Room.
Weekly Headcount
A weekly headcount is taken during Mass and maintained as an attendance record for the purposes of supporting our parish’s claim under HMRC’s Small Donations Scheme.
Aid to the Church in Need Vacancies
Could you be a voice for the suffering Church? Aid to the Church in Need is looking for Parish Appealers—passionate Catholics who can speak in parishes on behalf of persecuted Christians around the world. This is a self-employed, remunerated role with full training and support. To learn more, contact Peter Diamond at [email protected] or 07706194811 or visit www.acnuk.org/jobs .
Community Engagement Officer in Scotland – Full-Time Position We are looking for a passionate and creative Community Engagement Officer to build relationships, inspire supporters and help raise awareness of persecuted and suffering Christians around the world. If you are enthusiastic about community engagement, Catholic mission and making a real difference, we would love to hear from you. Visit www.acnuk.org/jobs for more information.
Grow in Faith - Free Catholic resource of the month – Being Catholic TV
Did you know that Scotland has its own Catholic television channel? Being Catholic TV brings Holy Mass, prayer, teaching and programmes from the Catholic Church in Scotland directly into your home, completely free of charge. Watch free: https://beingcatholic.org , on Freeview Channel 279 using a compatible internet-connected television, or by searching for “Being Catholic TV” on YouTube. TRY THIS: Choose one programme from “Learning the Faith” and share it with someone who might also find it helpful.
Lord, Make Me Know Your Ways
Could God be calling you to serve as a priest? Please get in touch to find out more about discerning your vocation. For information and details, please speak to Fr Joe.
Speak to Deacon Tommy if you would like to find out about the vocation of Permanent Diaconate.
7th Clyde Scouts
Is your child looking for a new adventure? Ever thought about join the Scouts? All girls and boys are welcome. Scouts is a great way to learn new skills, make friends, and build confidence. It offers exciting activities like camping, creative arts, adventurous activities and teamwork challenges. Being part of Scouts helps you grow, try new things, and become more independent while having fun along the way. Young people aged 5¾ -18 can join us. All our sections meet on Wednesday nights in the Church hall.
If your child is interested or if you are interested in becoming a leader, please contact us on 07837335440.
Legion of Mary
Our parish’s Legion of Mary is once again opening its doors to welcome new members. Also, a special gathering will soon be arranged for all our faithful Auxiliary Members, whose prayers are the quiet yet powerful foundation of the Legion’s work and mission. Anyone who would like to find out about the Legion of Mary, please do get in touch.
A Special Jubilee Year of St. Francis
To mark the 800th anniversary of the passing of St. Francis of Assisi, Pope Leo has declared this year a Special Jubilee Year, running through to January 10, 2027. A plenary indulgence, which brings full spiritual healing from the effects of sins that have been fully forgiven, can be gained under the usual conditions (Sacramental Confession, Holy Communion, and prayer for the Pope's intentions) by visiting a Franciscan church or place of pilgrimage.
Make your offering by Debit Card
We now have a parish card reader for those who no longer carry cash – speak to one of the pass-keepers about making your offering by card. Quick and easy to use!
Accessibility
As part of our ongoing Health and Safety efforts, we have installed an accessible toilet in the church porch and improved access via the Ogilvie Room ramp, which has been in place for several years. We are committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone. If you require additional support to attend church or participate in liturgies, please let us know so we can discuss further assistance and make reasonable adjustments to help.
Interesting Item of Info about Our Lady of Lourdes
According to Archdiocesan records, on May 18th 1926 the various Trades offers (quotes) to construct the Chapel House, designed by the respected architect Reginald Fairlie, were accepted by Archbishop Mackintosh at a total cost of £2499. Got an interesting item of info about OLOL? Do send it in.
