St Mary's Pro-Cathedral, Carden Place, Aberdeen

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News and Notices

• A request for prayers – Millie Rose Dyer RIP16/11/2021
  Dear All, It is with great sadness that I bring this news. Bishop Anne has asked me to convey the following information on her behalf […]
• Poem Competition Results28/10/2021
  It’s time to reveal the winners of the St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral poem competition for 2021.  Many thanks go to our competition judge Dr Jane Morris for […]
• St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral Fundraising and Social Events28/10/2021
  The St Mary’s Fundraising and Social Group met recently to plan events for the end of 2021 and in to 2022.   Gillian Rose had the […]
• All Souls Day: Tuesday the 2nd of November 202109/10/2021
  There will be an early evening service of All Souls at St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral on Tuesday the 2nd of November to remember those who have […]
• Grant Funding from AllChurches Trust29/09/2021
  As is the case with all Church establishments, we at St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral are reliant on the financial generosity of others, not only to help […]

Latest Newsletter

• Newsletter – Sunday 21st November 202120/11/2021
  Today is the last Sunday after Pentecost and we celebrate ‘Christ the King’. In this brief Gospel reading from John, the journeys of these two sons – one that began at the heart of the Roman Empire, the other beginning in a small working class village in Galilee – intersect in the heart of Jerusalem. Jesus, who only recently was swept along by cheering, adoring crowds from Jericho to Jerusalem in advance of the Passover Feast, now finds himself at the mercy of a jeering, contemptuous crowd anxious to turn him over to the authorities. A man beloved and proclaimed by many as the Messiah just days before now finds himself very much alone.