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 with the opening of our present Church in 1986.
Saturday Vigil at 5pm
10am
12 Noon
5.30pm
Mon - Sat at 10am (Except Thursday)
Thursday at 7pm
Thurs from 6.20-6.50pm
Sat from 9.20-9.50am
Sat from 4.20-4.50pm
The readings for the 5th Sunday of Lent for Year B focus on God's covenant with us, even though we are often unfaithful. The first reading speaks of a new covenant. The second reading speaks of the obedience of Jesus Christ brought about our salvation. And in the gospel Jesus foretells his death and explains that those who follow him will find eternal life.
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