SUNDAY MASSES

Vigil – Saturday at 4:30pm

Sunday at 10am

WEEKDAY MASSES

Monday at 7pm

Tuesday to Friday at 9:30am

Saturday at 10am

ADDRESS

Crowwood Crescent

Calderbank

Airdrie

ML6 9TA

Scotland

Tel: 01236 763670

Email:

corpuschristi@rcdom.org.uk

DIOCESE OF MOTHERWELL

Registered Scottish Charity
SC011045

PARISH PRIEST

Fr Vincent Lockhart

Corpus Christi

is a parish in the

Diocese of Motherwell

The parish was founded

in 1948.

The church was opened

in 1952.

The Jubilee Year of Hope

 

Letter from Bishop Toal
to all the Faithful of the
Diocese of Motherwell

The Bishop has outlined a programme of events to mark the Jubilee Year of Hope. A copy is available by clicking on the link below.

Jubilee Deanery Pilgrimage

Information about the diocesan celebration of the Jubilee is available on the diocesan website: www.rcdom.org.uk

The Jubilee Cross will travel round the Diocese at the end of August and beginning of September. The Pilgrimage will include a Ceremony of Welcome for the Cross followed by a Jubilee Mass in each Deanery. The hope is that the people from the parishes in each deanery will gather as Pilgrims of Hope for their Mass to pray for the future well-being of our Church and our World. 

One event is an Airdrie deanery Mass in
St Aloysius, Chapelhall
on
Monday 1st September at 7pm.

Recently Died
Mary Gold

Anniversary
William Togher and Mary Mooney

Months Mind

Rose & John Malone, 
Annie & John Doran, 
and May Leslie

Message from Anthony Horan, Catholic Parliamentary Officer

Below is the wording of an email  sent from Anthony Horan at the Catholic Parliamentary Office regarding the Leadbeater Bill in the House of Lords. Also include the attachment which is referred to in the text.
 
I would be grateful if you could support efforts to contact Peers in any way you can. 

 

Dear Friends,

Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will be debated in the House of Lords in early Autumn.

The Bill, which narrowly passed through the House of Commons by 314-291 votes, is expected to return to Parliament on 12th September with further scrutiny and debate in the days which follow. If it is to become law, the Bill must be supported by the Lords. The House of Lords would normally be expected to support a Bill where there is a solid majority in the Commons, but because the Commons majority for this Bill is just 23 votes and, crucially, the Bill is not a Government Bill, it is still possible that the Lords could reject it. 

There are over 800 members of the House of Lords and the process for contacting them isn’t as straightforward as it is for contacting MPs. I can, however, make it a little easier for you. The attached Word document lists Peers from Scotland. I suggest that you find at least one who has a connection to your area (their former constituency is listed in the third column) and either write to them or send them an email. I have provided email addresses in the table. Please note that some Peers use a generic ‘contactholmember@parliament.uk’ address. Where this is the case, please remember to state in the subject line of the email which Peer the correspondence is for. If you cannot find a Peer with a connection to your area then please contact one or two random Peers. 

You can also write to a Peer using the following address:

[Insert Name of Peer e.g. Rt Hon Lord/Baroness….], House of Lords, London, SW1A 0PW

Whilst emails are easier, written correspondence is much more effective as it is more likely to be noticed by politicians.

Whichever method of communication you choose, please remember to be respectful and courteous, and please remember to include your postal address. 

There are many defects in the Leadbeater Bill and this excellent Care Not Killing resource lists 26 of them. You may also want to check out this excellent briefing by SPUC. You can use these resources to formulate your letter/email. Please also remember to share your own concerns and personal stories.

Thank you for your continued support on this very important issue. With your prayers and emails/letters we can still defeat this extremely dangerous Bill.

Click the button to see a list of Scottish peers names with their contact details

WALK THE CROSS

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FONTES
MAGAZINE

The magazine of Motherwell Diocese is available online.
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DONATE TO
OUR PARISH

CHILDREN’S LITURGY

There is a Liturgy of the Word
for children at the
Sunday 10am Mass
each week.

No children’s liturgy 
during the school holidays

PARISH HALL

Available for certain functions. 
Parties for children 
aged 1 – 5
Funeral receptions.
No alcohol available at events
– only soft drinks. 

Contact Joe Mooney at:
01236 762139

BULLETIN

Copy of the latest bulletin

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DIOCESE OF
MOTHERWELL

The Diocese of Motherwell is located in central Scotland and is one of the eight dioceses in the country. 

WORD OF LIFE

A monthly reflection where we can try to take one phrase from scripture and put it into practice in our daily life.

PARISH HISTORY

The Brochure of the

Solemn Opening of

Corpus Christi Church,

7th September 1952.

 

SCIAF

The Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund works to help the poorest people in the world. To learn more, please click on the icon above

MISSIO SCOTLAND

Missio Scotland supports the Church where it is small, poor and persecuted. It builds churches, schools and hospitals. It feeds children and educates seminarians.

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O SACRAMENT MOST HOLY
O SACRAMENT DIVINE
ALL PRAISE
AND ALL THANKSGIVING
BE EVERY MOMENT THINE

ABOUT US

Corpus Christi is a Roman Catholic parish in the Diocese of Motherwell, Scotland.
The parish was founded in 1948 from St Margaret’s Parish, Airdrie.
The Church was opened in 1952.
There are approximately 800 parishioners.

ADDRESS

RC Presbytery Corpus Christi
Crowwood Crescent
Calderbank
Airdrie ML6 9TA

CONTACT

012326 763670

 

corpuschristi@rcdom.or.uk