Catholic clocks

Blessed John Duns Scotus (Gorbals)

Cathedral of St Andrew (Glasgow)

Christ the King (King's Park)

Nazareth House (Cardonald)

Our Lady & St. Helen's (Condorrat)

Sacred Heart (Cumbernauld)

St. Aloysius, Garnethill (with signing for the deaf)

St Andrew's (Bearsden)

St. Anne (Dennistoun) - in Polish

St Augustine's (Milton)

St. Columba, Woodside

St Constantine's (Govan)

St Dominic's (Bishopbriggs)

St. Flannan's (Kirkintilloch)

St. Gildas' (Rosneath)

St. Gregory (Wyndford)

St James the Great (Crookston)

St Joachim's (Carmyle)

St. Joseph's (Milngavie)

St Jude & St John Ogilvie (Barlanark)

St Kessog's (Balloch)

St Laurence's (Drumchapel)

St. Martin of Tours (Renton)

St Mary's (Calton)

St Mary's (Duntocher)

St Mary Immaculate (Pollokshaws)

St Mungo's (Townhead)

St Patrick's (Anderston)

St. Patrick's (Dumbarton)

St. Patrick's (Old Kilpatrick)

St Paul the Apostle (Shettleston)

St Robert Bellarmine (Househilwood)

St. Stephen's (Dalmuir)

St Thomas the Apostle (Riddrie)

St Albert (Pollokshields)




Can We Turn Back Our Clocks One Generation this Sunday?


At 2:00 a.m. this coming Sunday, November 5, Daylight Saving Time ends, and so we are to turn back our clocks one hour to 1:00 a.m. That’s not enough! I plead for us to be able to turn back time much more! We have been experiencing in the 2020s the rapid decline of society with multiple nations at war, corrupt American government officials, a two-faced and disordered justice system, absurd and depraved sexual morals, and a Catholic Church with some lukewarm (at best) and heretical (at worst) clergy and laity. Is there any way we can turn our clocks back not just one hour this Sunday, but one generation?

A generation is typically considered to be about a 30-year period. If we go with that definition and turn back our clocks one generation this Sunday, we would find ourselves in November of 1993. Let’s reflect on how less evil, perverted, and idiotic society was in 1993.


The only abbreviation students learned in school a generation ago besides “the ABCs” was “USA.” Schools these days set aside academics so they can indoctrinate students with secularism and liberalism represented by the initials, “DEI,” “BLM,” “BIPOC,” “SE

Set your alarm clocks



By Diogenes
( articles ) | Dec 13, 2004

On Thursday, December 16, the media will carry stories about Vatican disapproval of American foreign policy.

How do we know?

Because on Thursday, December 16, Cardinal Renato Martino will hold a press conference to introduce the Pope's annual World Day of Peace message.

Maybe Cardinal Martino can get through a press conference without taking a slap at Uncle Sam, but he hasn't shown that ability in the last 18 months.



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It’s 3 O’Clock Somewhere…


I was outside working on my vehicle, and it was an unusually sunny and warm day for mid-February.  The tall white pine tree I was working under provided some nice shade for me while I completed a headlight refinishing to get the cloudiness off the lenses.  Cleaning the cloudiness off the lenses allows the rays of light to shine better in the darkness at night, providing a better light in my path and for those around me.  This reminded me of the reflection people have made on the Vilnius Divine Mercy image, of how Jesus contrasts as the “only light” amidst the sea of darkness: As the breeze picked up a little – and my portable radio played some country music, a song came on which set off an interesting thought.

The song on the radio today was
5 O’clock Somewhere, a duet sung by Alan Jackson and the late Jimmy Buffet
, and it’s about a man at the end of his rope with work duties. He’s had enough of the relentless workload, the nagging boss, the lack of gratitude from the company, etc. The man in the song is ready to leave the worksite and get a drink, to get his mind off the craziness of it all. Amidst the craziness of life, I sometimes pra