Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception and St Mun, Dunoon, Scotland

Tuesday 10.00a.m.

Wednesday: 10.00a.m.

Thursday: 10.00a.m. 

Friday: 10.00a.m. 

Saturday: 6.00p.m. Vigil Mass.

Sunday: 9.00am and 11.00am.

The St. Mun’s stained glass window was designed by Annie

Ferguson, a professional stained glass artist, who worked

with pupils of St. Mun’s primary school, Dunoon. Children

have learned about the life of St. Mun, researched the Celtic

saints, and engaged with the expressive arts to create

symbols relevant to St. Mun and his ministry. Every pupil and

member of staff has a design element in the window that

they can claim as their own. Working with a professional

artist, the children have developed their understanding of

how the arts contribute to celebration and worship. The

photograph of the window was taken by professional

photographer Ronnie Cairns of Dunoon.

Diocese of Argyll and the Isles Synodal Report

Justice and Peace: Our Lady & St Mun's Parish will become an 'Eco-Congregation'

As part of our parish family's response to Pope Francis' call to change our lifestyles in order to increase our care for creation, we have registered our wish to become an eco-congregation. This will involve us in developing ways in which we as a community and as individuals can help to establish a Scotland that cares for God' s creation. By prayer, liturgy and discussions we will seek to discover what it means to care for God's creation and how we can learn to live justly in a world that we will help to transform. In so doing we will be working with other faith groups both local and national – but first we must put our own house in order. It will not be easy as many are still in denial about the threats to our environment and our own responsibility for making things worse by our selfishness. In the following weeks we will consider pragmatic suggestions for achieving our aims. (Useful sources of information Sciaf website, Pope Francis' encyclical, “laudato Si”, )

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