Mass at St Barnabas’ RC Church Darleith Street has always been special. It’s a quiet corner of Glasgow. St Barnabas’ RC Church isn’t a grand cathedral. It’s a smaller church built in 1962. Still it holds a significant place in the community. It serves the Shettleston area providing a spiritual home for many.
The current administrator Reverend Chukwuemeka Vincent Livinus SMMM arrived in 2019. He leads the parish alongside Reverend Richard Kenechukwu Anigbogu SMMM also arriving in 2019. They work tirelessly to maintain the church. They also ensure a welcoming atmosphere for parishioners.
Sunday masses are held at 6 pm and 9 am. Weekday masses take place on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 9:30 am. Holy day masses have a special Vigil service at 7 pm. Confessions are heard on Saturday evenings before the Vigil Mass. It’s a simple schedule. It reflects the quiet devotion of the community.
While St Barnabas’ RC Church may not boast ancient architecture. Its history is woven into the fabric of Shettleston. It represents the enduring faith of the people. It has served as a place of solace and worship for generations. The church quietly stands as a beacon of hope. It’s a testament to the enduring spirit of the community. It also reflects the commitment of its clergy.
Consider attending a service. You will experience the warm welcome of St Barnabas’ RC Church. You’ll find yourself surrounded by a sense of peace and tranquility. St Barnabas’ RC Church quietly stands as a testament to faith. It’s a vital part of the Glasgow community. Remember to check the mass times. It’s a place that will leave a lasting impression on your soul.