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Edinburgh Seven Hills Pilgrimage

Starting at St Mary’s Catholic Cathedral York Place at 8:45am with the Pilgrimage beginning at 9:00am. Meet at the front steps. Following the success of the 2025 Lenten Seven Hills Pilgrimage, the Cathedral brings you a new journey with a familiar route. The walk will be led spiritually by Fr Jeremy, with a dedicated reflection at each peak. The Seven Hills of Edinburgh is approximately 26km, taking in Castle Hill, Costorphine Hill, Criaglochart Hill, Braid Hill, Blackford Hill, Arthur’s Seat, Calton Hill. The journey is expected to last around 10 Hours. The route is close to various major bus routes, so whether you want to join them on the route or journey home after part way, this is entirely your pilgrimage. Bring walking gear and food to keep you going, and dress for the weather. Register your interest at https://forms.office.com/r/vH0tHSGLib

Sat 13 Jun10:00Bai He Alba Kung Fu

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Mass for Married and Engaged Couples

The annual Mass for Married and Engaged Couples is at 7:00pm on Friday 19 June 2026 at St Mary’s Cathedral in Edinburgh. The principal celebrant will be Archbishop Leo Cushley. Come and celebrate the gift of marriage, renew your commitment and receive a special blessing upon your love. Refreshments after Mass in Coffee Saints Cafe.

Fri 19 Jun20:00Bai He Alba Kung Fu

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Music for the Homeless Jesus

On Monday 17 August the Schola Cantorum choir of St Mary’s Cathedral, Edinburgh, present a special concert inspired by Timothy Schmlaz’s powerful ‘Homeless Jesus’ sculpture, which has recently been installed outside St Mary’s Catholic Cathedral. Part of Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts, the evening will contemplate homelessness and marginalisation through a programme of breathtaking choral music that speaks of mercy, compassion, and hope.The evening will include a live performance of Gavin Bryars’ iconic composition “Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet”, which is built around a haunting loop of an unknown homeless man singing an improvised refrain.The concert will also form part of a documentary film, which the Schola Cantorum is currently producing in partnership with Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts, and in collaboration with the Grassmarket Community Project, the Bethany Christian Trust, and St Catherine’s Convent of are £15 (£10 child) — book here.

Mon 17 Aug20:30Bai He Alba Kung Fu

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