CHRISTMAS MASS TIMES:
VIGIL MASS IN POLISH/ENGLISH: 7.30PM CAROLS then MASS AT 8PM
CHRISTMAS DAY MASSES: 9.30PM IN ENGLISH, 1.30PM IN POLISH
VIGIL MASS IN POLISH/ENGLISH: 7.30PM CAROLS then MASS AT 8PM
CHRISTMAS DAY MASSES: 9.30PM IN ENGLISH, 1.30PM IN POLISH
All Saints Parish Social event: October 31st, 6pm-8pm, Church hall. A celebration of all the Saints who have inspired generations of Christians to the love of God and humanity. Put on a costume that reminds you of the Saint that you looked upon, come along, bring some food & soft drinks to share. Singing, dancing, eating, resting and most of all sharing together as a big family of our loving God.
The Book 'Unbound' is now available in our Church after Mass at the door. Highly recommended. 'I read it and I was hugely inspired; it was like finding the treasure in the field. I am using it now to help myself and others to find greater spiritual freedom.' Fr. Gabor
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Welcome to Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Torry, AB11 8ED Aberdeen, United Kingdom. Completed in 1911, Sacred Heart Church Torry was designed in a Romaneque style by Belgian architect, Charles Menart, who had studied at Glasgow School of Art from 1893 to 1898. It is situated in what was then the small fishing village of Torry on the south bank of the River Dee. Described by Historic Scotland as “Early Provence-Auvergne Romanesque” this is a little piece of the Mediterranean in Torry built by the Italian community. It is one of the finest looking Catholic churches within the city of Aberdeen and an icon in the locality. Its red, rosemary tiled roof can be seen from many points around the city.
Welcome to Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Torry, AB11 8ED Aberdeen, United Kingdom. Completed in 1911, Sacred Heart Church Torry was designed in a Romaneque style by Belgian architect, Charles Menart, who had studied at Glasgow School of Art from 1893 to 1898. It is situated in what was then the small fishing village of Torry on the south bank of the River Dee. Described by Historic Scotland as “Early Provence-Auvergne Romanesque” this is a little piece of the Mediterranean in Torry built by the Italian community. It is one of the finest looking Catholic churches within the city of Aberdeen and an icon in the locality. Its red, rosemary tiled roof can be seen from many points around the city.
