St Charles’ Parish was formed in 1897 in the Charleston area of Paisley. This was a thriving district situated in the south side of Paisley, which housed the Paisley Weavers in the early 1800s. In many ways it was a self-contained town within a town. The first St Charles’ Church was dedicated on 7th November, 1897 and was based originally in Union Street, Paisley. It moved to a new location in South Campbell Street in 1931 before returning to Union Street in 1986.
Saturday Vigil at 5pm
Sunday at 10am, 12 Noon, 5.30pm
Thursday from 6.20pm-6.50pm
Saturday from 9.20am-9.50am
(unless the Mass following is a funeral)
Saturday 4.20pm-4.50pm
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