ADDRESS
Crowwood Crescent
Calderbank
Airdrie
ML6 9TA
Scotland
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Tel:
01236 763670
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Email:
DIOCESE OF MOTHERWELL
Registered Scottish Charity
SC011045
PARISH PRIEST
Fr Vincent Lockhart
Corpus Christi
is a parish in the
Diocese of Motherwell
The parish was founded
in 1948.
The church was opened
in 1952.
​SUNDAY MASSES
​Vigil - Saturday at 4:30pm
Sunday at 10am
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WEEKDAY MASSES
​Monday to Friday at 9:30am
Saturday at 10am
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CONFESSIONS
Saturday after the 10am Mass and from 4pm to 4:25pm
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First Reconciliation
Parents can register their child for the first reception of the Sacrament by clicking on the link above or here:
Holy Year Parish Renewal
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With the Holy Year we have an opportunity to be renewed as a parish. There will be a meeting to look at having various activities, for example, faith sharing groups during Lent, on
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Thursday, 6th February at 7pm
in the parish hall
FONTES
MAGAZINE
The magazine of Motherwell Diocese is available online.
Click the image
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH AND FOR
ANNIVERSARY
Kevin Dolan, Henry Lemon, Peter & Mary Waugh
and Andrew Carr
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MONTHS MIND
John McGraith, Peter & Martha McGraith,
Henry Harper, Robert & Mary McGuigan,
Roselyn Travers and Matthew & Helen Carr
CHILDREN'S LITURGY
There is a Liturgy of the Word for children at the Sunday 10am Mass each week.
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No children's liturgy
during the school holidays
PARISH HALL
Available for certain functions.
Parties for children
aged 1 - 5
Funeral receptions.
No alcohol available at events - only soft drinks.
Contact Joe Mooney at:
01236 762139
DIOCESE OF MOTHERWELL
The Diocese of Motherwell is located in central Scotland and is one of the eight dioceses in the country.
PARISH HISTORY
The Brochure of the
Solemn Opening of
Corpus Christi Church,
7th September 1952.
SCIAF
The Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund works to help the poorest people in the world. To learn more, please click on the icon above
FOLLOW US
Click on the image above
to go to the parish
Facebook page
MISSIO SCOTLAND
Missio Scotland supports the Church where it is small, poor and persecuted. It builds churches, schools and hospitals. It feeds children and educates seminarians.
