Announcement from the Archdiocese of Glasgow It is with the greatest sorrow that we announce the death of our Archbishop Philip. He died suddenly at his home in Glasgow, this morning, the feast of St Mungo. He was 70 years old. Requiescat in pace Full statement http://rcag.org.uk Ends... Comment: The reporting of the Archbishop's death in...
The following reflection, dated 22 November, 2020, is taken from the website of the Archdiocese of Glasgow - editorial comment added... COVID restrictions and salvation Archbishop Philip Tartaglia In a far-reaching reflection this week, Archbishop Philip considers the new pandemic restrictions, our duty to live with charity and solidarity during this period, and our final judgement by...
On this, the Feast of St Michael, The Archangel, Defender of the Church & The Faithful, a priest of the Archdiocese of Glasgow - Father Stephen Dunn - speaks out against the closure of churches during lockdown, and the ongoing government restrictions being enforced in Catholic churches... An Open Letter... Dear Members of the One, Holy,...
Archbishop Philip Tartaglia, Glasgow A Lent challenge: Do I really believe? (From March 2020 edition of Flourish) I believe in miracles … do you? That’s the powerful question asked by Archbishop Tartaglia this month as Lent begins in earnest. In a powerful interview with Flourish, Glasgow’s Archbishop calls for a new effort at fostering devotion to...
Below, the text of the Pastoral Letter sent from the Archbishop of Glasgow to be read in all parishes tomorrow, Sunday, 3rd March, 2019. Underneath the Pastoral Letter, is the text of the ad clerum - that is his letter to priests - on the same subject. Compare the two - and weep! ARCHDIOCESE OF...
Below, extract from Archbishop stresses unity during visit to synagogue Archbishop Philip Tartaglia, Glasgow Archbishop Tartaglia of Glasgow said: “I think it’s important to remember no matter what religion we are loyal to it’s ultimately God that directs and nourishes us in our daily lives and on different perspectives of certain issues, God is talking and...
Archbishop Tartaglia In his June 2016 end of term message to Catholic educators in Glasgow, Archbishop Tartaglia writes: "I am pleased to be offered this opportunity to address a few words to those who teach in Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Glasgow and, through them, to all who have a stake in Catholic Education, not...
Pope Francis has agreed to appoint an auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Glasgow. The new bishop will assist Archbishop Tartaglia who turns 65 in January. The Archbishop asked the Pope for an auxiliary following his health scare earlier this year... Source Comment: If the Archbishop of Glasgow is not able to fulfil his office, due...
