For the Good of Souls
Welcome
Welcome to St Mirin’s Cathedral, the mother church of the Diocese of Paisley. Built in 1808, the original parish church was the first stone-built Roman Catholic church in post-Reformation Scotland. In 1948, the present building was raised to cathedral status, following the erection of the Diocese of Paisley in 1947.
Serving Clergy
Monsignor Joe Burke
Administrator
Father Paul Laverty
Curate
Deacon Patrick Doogan
Deacon
Safeguarding
Our Parish Safeguarding Advisors:
Anna Lynch anna.lynch@rcdop.org.uk & Jennifer Walsh Jennifer.walsh@rcdop.org.uk
Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor
Gerry McBride – safeguardingadvisor@rcdop.org.uk or 07939 486 290
27 NOV: Feast of the Dedication of the Cathedral #Paisley @PaisleyDiocese 🏴.
The Cathedral Church of St Mirin, Paisley @stmirinspaisley.
(Consecrated on 27 NOV 1948.) #Cathedral
Congratulations from all at St Mirin’s, Father Paul!
Last night’s Ordination Mass was wonderful! Congratulations to Father Paul Laverty, and to his family.
All of the official photos will follow soon.
Tomorrow, Sat 21 June, is the Memorial of St Aloysius Gonzaga, a patron saint of young people.
After 10am Mass in the cathedral, you can venerate a 2nd class relic of St Aloysius, after which there will be a period of adoration & a Rosary for the young people of our diocese.