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05May

Photos from Bishops' Conference of Scotland's post

Young people from several parishes, including St Vincent’s in Thornliebank, St John’s in Barrhead, and Corpus Christi in Glasgow, recently came together for a day of faith and friendship.

The programme included catechesis, sport, games, and prayer, offering a chance to grow in faith while building connections with other young Catholics. In this month of May, there was a particular focus on Our Lady and her importance in the life of the Church.













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