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Rememberance Sunday
On Sunday 11th November, the students of the Scots College joined those of the Venerable English College and the Pontifical Beda College for Mass in commemoration of all the war dead. The Mass takes place each year in San Silvestro, the British national Church here in Rome. The solemnity of this year’s celebration was added[…]
Masters of the Universalis
Diamond Jubilee Celebrations
Fifth year seminarian Chris Doig (Aberdeen) describes the visit of a bishop-emeritus of his diocese to Rome for the diamond jubilee of his ordination to priesthood. […]
Weekend of Human Formation
Recently, the College community was joined once more by Dr Michael Ross and Dr Mary Keenan-Ross to resume the formal programme of human formation. The focus of this most recent session was to spend some time considering values and habits, and how these might be developed in such a way as to make us more effective Christians and priests. […]
When a Saint came to visit
“In His Name, We bestow from Our heart upon all of you here present, upon your families and loved ones at home, and upon all the Scottish people, Our paternal Apostolic Blessing.” […]
‘Pray for me’: Pope Francis’ message as he meets our seminarians
Saints of Scotland: St Ninian
The feast day of Saint Ninian is remembered in recent history as the day Pope Benedict XVI visited Scotland in 2010, but what of the saint himself? Bishop of Galloway, William Nolan, reflects on the figure that brought Christianity to our country.
Saints of Scotland: St Mirin
Canon Michael McMahon from the Diocese of Paisley explores the story and impact of St. Mirin.
Saints of Scotland : Saint Cuthbert
Our series of reflections continues with a reflection on Saint Cuthbert, one of the diocesan saints of St Andrews and Edinburgh. Whilst he is widely associated with the North-East of England, his story is rooted in Scotland. Father Andrew Garden considers the life of the 7th century figure.
From the Land of Cakes to Ljubljana
There have been a number of distinguished seminarians who have passed through the College since its foundation as a Seminary in 1615. Fr Paul Gargaro introduces one such man. […]
Salva Me Bona Crux
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