St. Robert Bellarmine

Introduction

Saint Robert Bellarmine in Househillwood, within the Archdiocese of Glasgow, was built in 1955-59 by Pugin & Pugin, designed by H.C. Purcell in the tradition of old Cathedrals.

Music and liturgy

Parishioners guide children through the Liturgy using everyday experiences and examples relatable to the Gospel. The parish offers Divine Mercy prayers including the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy.

Sacraments and pastoral care

The parish provides information and preparatory prayers for children preparing for first reconciliation. The parish provides useful prayers and guidelines for children being presented for confirmation.

The parish provides useful information and websites to guide through preparation for marriage. The parish directs to the Archdiocese of Glasgow website for information on what the Catholic church requests when presenting a child for Baptism.

The parish runs an RCIA process for adults interested in becoming Catholic, which was about to begin again in September 2019. The Facebook page was set up and run by St Roberts, for St Roberts.

Visiting

The Parish Pastoral Council exists to promote and support the pastoral life of the parish. The parish promotes a monthly young adult session called 'On the Road: A Pilgrimage to Heaven' for ages 16–35. A paper copy of the Parish Bulletin is available every weekend and can be picked up at the rear of the church as you leave. A copy of the Parish Bulletin can also be seen weekly on Facebook.