Schedule for radioalba.org for the week of 8th June – Listen on our website !!
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the Morning Hour at 7.00 is repeated hourly until 12.00
In the Magazine, Gerry Fitzpatrick reads Seeing is Believing by the Rev Dr Derek Brown in Life and Work: Joan Walsh reads Chris McDonnell’s ‘Writing Straight with crooked Lines’ from the Catholic Times; Jean Swinbank reads notes from the church in the USA about the death of George Floyd; Gerry Fitzpatrick finishes with ‘The Challenge Ahead’ by the Rev Dr Alistair Donald again from Life and Work.
Schedule for Week Beginning 8th June 2020
The Morning Hour at 7.00 is repeated hourly until 12.007.00: Daily Morning Prayer is led each day in turn by Gerry Fitzpatrick, Hugh Kelly, Stephen Smyth and Joe Docherty, with music by the St Mungo Singers, cantors Grace Buckley, Helen Healy and Noel Donnelly, with organist Jane McKenna, and harpist Noel Donnelly. Tuesday’s Morning Prayer is that for the Feast of St Columba.7.15 Morning Prayer for the young comes from Glasgow Primary schools with extra music by Catriona Glen..7.20: Canon Bob Hill reflects on the passage from John’s Gospel chapter 6 for next Sunday’s feast of Corpus Christi. and we hear short introductions to the readings for the daily liturgy next week from the Liturgical Calendar. A Tchaikovsky anthem for the Trinity: To thee we Call with the St Mungo Singers; and ‘A Trinity of Love’ by Catherine Walker7.30: In the Magazine, Gerry Fitzpatrick reads Seeing is Believing by the Rev Dr Derek Brown in Life and Work: Joan Walsh reads Chris McDonnell’s ‘Writing Straight with crooked Lines’ from the Catholic Times; Jean Swinbank reads notes from the church in the USA about the death of George Floyd; Gerry Fitzpatrick finishes with ‘The Challenge Ahead’ by the Rev Dr Alistair Donald again from Life and Work.
Lunchtime Hour12.00: Sunday: The Mass for the Feast of the Holy Trinity is celebrated by Canon Michael Hutson of St Andrew’s, Rothesay, with a Psalm from the Book of Daniel, cantor Noel Donnelly, and music from the files of the St Mungo Singers.12.00: Monday – Saturday: The Mass in Time of Pandemic is celebrated by Fr Joseph Boyle of Our Lady and St George’s, Penilee with readers Joan Walsh and Gerry Fitzpatrick, Psalm 29 by cantor Grace Buckley and music from the files of the St Mungo Singers12.30: “Chatterbox”, presented by Elizabeth Adam – a place for Christians to share news and views. 1.00: Believers Hymnal1.30: Psalms2.00: from the archive18.00: Monday – Saturday: The Mass in Time of Pandemic is celebrated by Fr Joseph Boyle of Our Lady and St George’s, Penilee with readers Joan Walsh and Gerry Fitzpatrick, Psalm 29 by cantor Grace Buckley and music from the files of the St Mungo Singers18.30: “Chatterbox”, presented by Elizabeth Adam – a place for Christians to share news and views.19.00: Believers Hymnal19.30: Psalms
The evening hour at 20.00 is reported at 21.00 and 22.0020.00: The Evening Prayers with music by the St Mungo Singers, with harpist Noel Donnelly, and organists Jane McKenna and Jacqueline Barrett.20:20: In the Magazine, Gerry Fitzpatrick reads Seeing is Believing by the Rev Dr Derek Brown in Life and Work: Joan Walsh reads Chris McDonnell’s ‘Writing Straight with crooked Lines’ from the Catholic Times; Jean Swinbank reads notes from the church in the USA about the death of George Floyd; Gerry Fitzpatrick finishes with ‘The Challenge Ahead’ by the Rev Dr Alistair Donald again from Life and Work. 20.50: Night Prayers / Compline
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