University of Strathclyde Catholic Chaplaincy

The Dominican community in Glasgow has always had a number of strings to its bow, involved in many different pastoral and preaching works. The longest running of these commitments is our supply of a Catholic Chaplain to the University of Strathclyde. The University is in the very heart of Glasgow, Scotland's biggest city, and has a growing presence there, as well as having a campus at Jordanhill in the city's west end.

The Catholic Chaplain, currently Brendan Slevin OP, works in an ecumenical Chaplaincy Centre on John Street, with regular contributions from other Dominicans, and together with denominational chaplains from other communities - Church of Scotland, Episcopalian, Baptist, Methodist, Free Church and Jewish. The celebration of daily Mass, Monday to Friday during term-time and weekend Masses at St Columba's, forms the heart of the life of the Catholic Parish of the University, but other liturgical events are offered too.

Mass
is celebrated every week day at the Chaplaincy Centre on John Street.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 12.10
Thursday at 1.10

Morning Prayer:
Monday, Thursday 8.30am

Ecumenical Taize Prayer:
Monday 5.30pm Join with other Christians for prayer based on the traditions of the Taize community in France.

Scripture Study:
Thursday 12.10pm
The letters of St Paul.

Discussion Group:
Every 2nd Wednesday 1.10pm (Even numbered weeks of the term starting Wed 8th Oct)