Trust in God Still - a celebration of the Catholic Church in Scotland
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Trust in God Still - a celebration of the Catholic Church in Scotland

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Saturday, 6 June 2026 – Sunday, 7 June 2026

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£45

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Join others from across Scotland at Glasgow Caledonian University on Saturday 6 June for Trust in God Still – a celebration of the Catholic Church in Scotland. Whether involved in parish life, diocesan leadership, education, ministry or simply seeking to grow deeper in mission, this day is for you. It is an opportunity to experience Conversation in the Spirit firsthand and discover a practical and prayerful way of discerning God’s will together for the future of the Church. The day will celebrate the fruits of the Scottish Church and feature inspiring witnesses to the Synod: Bishop Alan McGuckian SJ of Down and Connor, Fr David McCallum SJ and Sandra Chaoul There will be time to connect with others from parishes, schools, dioceses and faith organisations across the country. Lunch is included on the day. Tickets £45: Register here.

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