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Our Parish VisionThat every person has a life-changing encounter with Jesus and hears the call to their unique part in His Divine work -
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WELCOME TO ST. CHARLES BORROMEO PARISH
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.
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Church Live Stream -All Masses are currently streamed
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News
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We are very grateful to the existing team of readers in the parish, but we are keen to recruit more over the coming months. We would be delighted to hear from parishioners, including children from upper primary and all secondary school stages, who would be willing to take on this role. Training is available to any volunteers. If interested, please pass your contact details to Fr Jim with a note that it is for the attention of Margaret Convery (readers co-ordinator). The easiest way to do this is by email stcharles@rcdop.org.ukRead More
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In the autumn, we would like to be in a strong position to offer RCIA to those who are interested in becoming full members of the Church. We currently have a small number of volunteers who facilitate this important process, but the team is in need of a few more members. Please consider if this is an aspect of parish life that you would be willing to support. Training is available to any volunteers. If you are interested, please speak to Fr Jim or pass him your contact details. Parish Pastoral CouncilRead More
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This is the practice of the laity to provide financial support to the Holy See to allow the Holy Father the means to respond to those suffering as a result of war, oppression, natural disaster, and disease. Catholics around the world contribute roughly £70M annually through this collection. Next week – the special collection will be for the Building FundRead More
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Please come along on a Sunday after 10.00am Mass and enjoy a lovely cuppa with friends. You will be made to feel most welcome. We also have a children’s corner with books, games and arts & crafts and a lovely snack. Please note, as from next Sunday, 26th June, the tea bar will also be available after the 12 noon Mass.Read More
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Fr Jim Dugganstcharlesrcdop.org.ukParish Priest
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Sunday Masses
Saturday Vigil at 5pm
Sunday at 10am, 12 Noon, 5.30pm -
Weekday Masses
Monday - Saturday (except Thursday)
Mass at 10amThursday
Mass at 7pm -
Confessions - in the Church
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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