Once again this year there will be a church presence at Summerfest with all the churches in the area trying to man a stall during the day. We have been asked to look after the period between 1.00 - 2.30 p.m. with Flemington Church. Ideally we would have 4 people helping to serve tea and coffee during this period. If anyone feels that they could help, please see Fr. Breslin.
Communications Sunday 2012
This is the day when Catholics are asked to reflect on the necessity of fulfilling the command of Jesus to preach the Good News of the Gospel to the whole world. A key to communicating with “the whole world” is the world of the media and its demands for news on every aspect of the life of the Church and its people.
Many thanks to all who contributed to the Special Collection for the Communications Commission. A total of £565 was raised.
Priests for Scotland
If you are
interested in finding out more about going to seminary to study for the
diocesan priesthood or if you just wish to gather with others who are
thinking in a similar way you might wish to come along to our annual
enquirers’ retreat which will take place this year 1st - 2nd June 2012.
Contact Fr. Breslin for details.
Dementia Café Cambuslang Parish Church
Cambuslang Parish Church in association with Alzheimer Scotland is setting up a Drop in Café to support people with dementia and their carers.
Successful groups are currently running in Rutherglen and East Kilbride but as yet there is no provision in Cambuslang. The Café will be held once a month over the next three months.
It will be primarily a social event but will also be an opportunity to gain support and exchange experiences and to obtain important information about services, outings and medical developments.
The first Café will be held on Thursday May 17th between 1.00pm. and 3.00 pm. in the Morriston Room at the St. Andrews building. Future dates: June 21st and July 19th. Come along with friends or relatives and see what it is all about.
Successful groups are currently running in Rutherglen and East Kilbride but as yet there is no provision in Cambuslang. The Café will be held once a month over the next three months.
It will be primarily a social event but will also be an opportunity to gain support and exchange experiences and to obtain important information about services, outings and medical developments.
The first Café will be held on Thursday May 17th between 1.00pm. and 3.00 pm. in the Morriston Room at the St. Andrews building. Future dates: June 21st and July 19th. Come along with friends or relatives and see what it is all about.
Taize Prayer Evenings 2012
Young Adult Ministry Team
Sunday 10th June: St. Mary’s Scottish Episcopal Church, Auchingramont Road, Hamilton at 7.00pm.
Come and join us for the peaceful style of meditative singing and prayer
from the Ecumenical Community of Taizé.
ALL WELCOME!
Taizé is an ecumenical community of religious brothers in eastern France. Since the 1960’s it has been a place of prayer, pilgrimage and encounter for thousands of young people from all across the world.
Past Events This Year
Taizé Prayer Evening - Sunday 13th May: Diocesan Centre, Coursington Road, Motherwell at 7.00pm.
Sunday 25th March 2012
St. Andrew’s Church of Scotland, Avon Street, Hamilton at 7.00pm.
If you want to know more, please check the Taizé website: www.taize.fr
Sunday 10th June: St. Mary’s Scottish Episcopal Church, Auchingramont Road, Hamilton at 7.00pm.
Come and join us for the peaceful style of meditative singing and prayer
from the Ecumenical Community of Taizé.
ALL WELCOME!
Taizé is an ecumenical community of religious brothers in eastern France. Since the 1960’s it has been a place of prayer, pilgrimage and encounter for thousands of young people from all across the world.
Past Events This Year
Taizé Prayer Evening - Sunday 13th May: Diocesan Centre, Coursington Road, Motherwell at 7.00pm.
Sunday 25th March 2012
St. Andrew’s Church of Scotland, Avon Street, Hamilton at 7.00pm.
If you want to know more, please check the Taizé website: www.taize.fr
Mary’s Meals Appeal 2012
Last year, the clothing collections generated the amazing sum of approximately £73,000!! The Raffle raised over £160,000. Two black poly bags filled with textiles could generate enough funds to feed a child in Malawi for a year (approximately £7.00).
We are currently feeding over 600,000 world-wide and with your help we hope to continue expanding our feeding programme.
Please note that the van will collect after the Sunday Morning Masses on Sunday 17th June 2012 - we regret that we are unable to accept bric-a-brac and are unable to collect in the evening. We will also be selling Raffle Tickets after all the Masses this same weekend.
Day for Life 31st May, 2012 The Feast of the Visitation
The theme chosen this year to mark the Day for Life is the human body. St. Paul’s words highlight its significance, “Your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit … therefore glorify God in your body.” (1 Cor 6: 19-20)
Day for Life Prayer
I thank you Lord for the precious gift of my body.
Whatever its strengths or limitations;
whatever it brings me in terms of joy or suffering,
help me always to see it as your gift.
As I run the race of life, help me to have a
healthy attitude to my body and a reverence for
its part in my eternal future.
Help me to give glory to you by treating my body
and the body of others, with care and respect.
As I marvel at the wonder of all of your Creation,
may the whole human family work together to
protect creation and especially the precious gift
of human life, from conception to natural death.
Enable us by your grace to promote the
well-being and dignity of every person, serving you
and the Gospel of life in a spirit of generosity,
faith and love, through Christ Jesus Our Lord.
Amen.
Caritas Award Ceremony 2012
Caritas Award Ceremony - Clyde Auditorium, Glasgow Saturday 2nd June 2012 at 2.00pm.
The Pope Benedict XVI CARITAS AWARD scheme has been introduced by the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland to recognise and promote the active faith commitment of young people in their final year of secondary school. This is the first young people’s award scheme which has been named in honour of Pope Benedict XVI, with permission granted by the Vatican Secretariat of State, following the Pope’s UK visit in September 2010.
To mark the inaugural year of the Pope Benedict XVI Caritas Award, a spectacular Award Ceremony will recognise the achievements of hundreds of young people who will be presented with the Caritas Award this year. The ceremony will showcase the contribution of Church organisations, including schools and parishes, to Scottish society. To obtain free tickets and to represent your parish at this event which has a capacity of 3000, visit www.caritasaward.org.
Camglen Fair Trade Forum Steering Group
“Overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity. It is an act of justice.
It is the protection of a fundamental human right,
the right to dignity and a decent life.”
Nelson Mandela
Rutherglen and Cambuslang - World’s 1000th Fairtrade Towns
www.camglenfairtrade.org.uk
Since the Camglen Fair Trade forum was set up four and a half years ago, we have had many successes in campaigning for a fairer deal for some of the world’s poorest people. We recognise that from initial meetings through to building relationships with schools, churches, businesses, elected representatives and the wider community, we have always benefited from enormous local support. So, on behalf of the Steering Group, we would like to offer a huge thank you to everyone who has offered their support.
We are now at the stage of looking for new members to join the Steering Group. We want to meet people who care about building a fairer world and who can attend approximately nine meetings per year. We are interested in speaking to anyone who wants to find out more. Roles include being a helper at specific events through to those of you who have an interest in media, administration and leadership roles. Ideally we are looking to invite people to apply for the position of Media Officer, Secretary and Coordinator. All of these roles will be mentored by current Steering Group members who aim to create a supportive learning environment.
Interested, but not sure about committing? Then don’t worry!!! We are keen to meet anyone who is interested for a chat/coffee and to explain things further in a relaxed manner. We are also happy to speak to people by phone or communicate via email/Skype if you prefer.
Finally, here is a wee YouTube link which explains what a Fairtrade Town involves.
If you are interested in the work of missionaries involved in Fair Trade work here is link from Fr Sean Coyle in the Philipines which shows some the Fair Trade work done by Columban Fr Shay Cullen.
Cycling for HCPT and ALMA
Fr. Damien Gilhooley, Parish Priest of St. James’, Coatbridge intends to cycle from Lourdes to Santiago next month in aid of HCPT Hosanna House Group 567 and this year’s A.L.M.A. pilgrimage. Rising costs make it extremely difficult for some people to afford the pilgrimage, especially young helpers. Could you help by pledging a donation on the sponsor form at the back of the church. The total raised on this form will be divided equally between the two charities. Thank you.
You can also plegde support online at:
http://www.justgiving.com/Damien-Gilhooley
Solemnity of The Ascension of The Lord
This is a Holy Day of Obligation.
On Wednesday 16th May 2012 there will be a Vigil Mass at 7.00pm.
On Thursday 17th May 2012 there will be mass at 7.30am and 10.00am.
Diary Dates for St Cadoc's in 2012
St. Charles’ Primary School1st Communion Saturday 19th May at 10.00am.
1st Reconciliation Thursday 8th March at 7.00pm.
St. Cadoc’s Primary School
1st Communion Saturday 12th May at 10.00am.
1st Reconciliation Wednesday 14th March at 7.00pm.
Vocations Sunday - Thanks
Many thanks to all who contributed to last week’s Special Collection for the Ecclesiastical Students Fund.
Motherwell Diocesan Choir Vacancies
There are currently vacancies in the Alto, Tenor and Bass sections of the choir. If you have experience of singing in one of these sections of a choir (or simply enjoy singing) and would like to join us, please send a note of your contact details to admin@rcdom.org.ukThe choir meets every Wednesday evening 7.30 - 9.30 p.m. in Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral Primary School; regular attendance at rehearsals would be required.
If you don’t use email please send details to Mrs. Margaret Docherty, Diocese of Motherwell, Coursington Road, Motherwell ML1 1PW.
Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes 2012
Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes 20th - 27th July 2012
Applications from sick pilgrims should be made to
Miss Mairi McKay,
112 Swinton Crescent,
Baillieston G69 6AT
Tel: 0141-771-2437.
Applications for all other pilgrims can be had by contacting Margaret
Docherty in the Diocesan Office - Tel: 01698-269114.
Applications from sick pilgrims should be made to
Miss Mairi McKay,
112 Swinton Crescent,
Baillieston G69 6AT
Tel: 0141-771-2437.
Applications for all other pilgrims can be had by contacting Margaret
Docherty in the Diocesan Office - Tel: 01698-269114.
A.L.M.A. Youth Group Lourdes Pilgrimage
Diocese of Motherwell A.L.M.A. Youth Group
Lourdes Pilgrimage 18th - 29th July 2012
The A.L.M.A. pilgrimage assists the sick pilgrims of the Diocesan Pilgrimage in their week in Lourdes. Travelling by coach the A.L.M.A. pilgrimage is an experience you will remember for the rest of your life. Applications are open to all those 17+ (who have completed S6) - 26 Years Old (anyone older than 26 who has participated in previous A.L.M.A. pilgrimages may be considered). The cost for the 11 day pilgrimage will be £600 (excluding travel insurance). Travel Insurance can be purchased from the travel agent at £29.00 per person.
A few places left … please get in touch
if you are interested in coming along!
For more information contact Elizabeth at Diocese of Motherwell, Young Adult Ministry Team. Tel: 01698-269114 Email: yamt@rcdom.org.uk or
Fr. Stuart Parkes at St. Edward’s, Airdrie. Tel: 01236-754545
The Deep End - How does your garden grow?
We are now some weeks into the Church season of Easter. During Lent we went through a pruning process of sorts. We cut back on areas of excess and weeded out some bad habits. What are the unhealthy habits that need to be pruned back in our lives in order that more loving thoughts and actions may emerge?
The symbolism of the vine works on many levels. A branch that is separated from the tree cannot flourish on its own; it must be connected to the vine from which it gets its nourishment. Each of us must remain firmly rooted in Jesus. And if you look again at the vine plant, often its branches are so entangled it can be hard to know where one ends and another begins. There is no way of untwisting them to locate individual branches. We note (John 15: 1-8) that Jesus did not address himself to an individual saying ‘You are the branch’; rather he spoke of branches. We are a community, and we grow together.
Triona Doherty, Athlone, Co. Roscommon Email: trionad@gmail.com
Pilgrimage to Knock Shrine 2012
Pilgrimage to Knock ShrineLed by Bishop J. Mone & Fr. E. Sweeney
Friday 1st - Monday 4th June
Knock House Hotel
3 nights Dinner, Bed & Breakfast & Return Coach/Ferry
Pick up Points: St. Patrick’s Coatbridge & St. Patrick’s Anderston
Cost: £265 per person sharing.
Please contact: Rev. Fr. Sweeney, St. Patrick’s Church, Coatbridge.
or Susan McBride on 01698-375950
or Patsy Loney on 01236-425882
Vocations to Priesthood 2012
The Priest’s for Scotland Website. (www.pfs.org.uk).
The invitation to “make disciples of all the nations” is a command to each one of us. Are you thinking about becoming a priest? The site offers information and resources to help you in your process of discernment.
Also available on the website is the initiative "Dare to believe Dare to be Different" which consists of a series of videos promoting priesthood and religious life.
If you have decided that you want to train as a diocesan priest for one of the dioceses of Scotland then you must take part in the Seminary Applicants’ Year. This is a year long process of prayer and discernment that prepares applicants for entry into the seminary formation programme.
Clearly as a prospective minister in the Roman Catholic Church a suitable candidate should have a desire to serve the Church. He also needs to have a working grasp of things Catholic and be ready to embrace the vision of the Church as outlined by the Second Vatican Council and subsequent official Church documents. A suitable candidate should be generous in spirit and ready to take on the challenge involved in the seminary formation programme and in following Jesus Christ and his Church.
If you are interested in finding out more about going to seminary to study for the diocesan priesthood or if you just wish to gather with others who are thinking in a similar way you might wish to come along to our annual enquirers’ retreat which will take place this year 1st - 2nd June 2012.
How long will it take to become a priest?
Formation programmes vary enormously and can range from five to seven years depending on the nature and background of the candidate. While programmes can be tailored to the needs of the individual they generally involve the candidate receiving substantial education in philosophy and theology. Along with his intellectual formation, time also needs to be given to forming the seminarian as a pastoral minister, spiritually mature and capable to ministering in a human way.
The years of training include significant times of discernment about the vocation to priesthood. Following this time of preparation and discernment, the Bishop may call the candidate to ordination.
Who should consider becoming a priest?
It is important to say that there is no such thing as a typical priest or indeed a typical seminarian. Diocesan priests in Scotland offer a rich variety of characters, talent and interests. A suitable candidate should be single with average, or above average intelligence. He should be emotionally stable and capable of relating well to men and women. He should be in good health and be sincerely interested in serving as an ordained minister. Anyone attracted to becoming a priest should be interested in working with people and in serving God.
Clearly as a prospective minister in the Roman Catholic Church a suitable candidate should have a desire to serve the Church. He also needs to have a working grasp of things Catholic and be ready to embrace the vision of the Church as outlined by the Second Vatican Council and subsequent official Church documents. A suitable candidate should be generous in spirit and ready to take on the challenge involved in the seminary formation programme and in following Jesus Christ and his Church.
If you are interested in finding out more about going to seminary to study for the diocesan priesthood or if you just wish to gather with others who are thinking in a similar way you might wish to come along to our annual enquirers’ retreat which will take place this year 1st - 2nd June 2012.
Contact Fr. Breslin for details.
Vocations Sunday 2012
Sunday 29th April, 2012 is Vocations Sunday - a day of prayer for an increase in vocations to priesthood and religious life. There will be a Special Collection for the Ecclesiastical Students Fund at all the Masses.
Mass for Vocations
Mass for Vocations
Monday 30th April 2012 at 7.45 p.m.
Celebrant: Mgr. Kenneth McCaffrey
Come and join the Little Sisters of the Poor, the residents and friends of
St. Joseph’s in their monthly Mass and prayer for vocations
especially to the priesthood and religious life.
Little Sisters of the Poor,
St. Joseph’s, 14 Cumnock Road, Robroyston, Glasgow G33 1QT
This year marks the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the Little Sisters of the Poor in Glasgow. Celebrations and events are taking place. For more information:
Tel: 0141-558-5114 (Sr. Agnes/Sr. Evelyn)
The Deep End - The Good Shepherd
Social media is here to stay, and a survey done in England recently has shown that more and more young people are lonely despite their hundreds of friends on social networking sites. Like this page, follow another, join this group, support this cause. The Gospel today refers to another kind of ‘following’ and emphasises the importance of relationship. The shepherd knows his flock and cares for them. They follow him and this is not a reference to Facebook or Twitter … it is a genuine relationship, not one reduced to numbers or ’likes’. Everyone matters to the Good Shepherd, regardless of their situation.
Today’s Gospel (John 10: 11-18) is asking us to follow in a more personal way. In Jesus’ time, shepherds would round up their sheep in the evening and guide them into their pen. But it had no gate and the shepherd would have to lie across the space in case the sheep were attacked in the night. The shepherds literally lay down their lives for their flock. John compares this sacrifice to the ’hired hand’ who is not really committed to the flock. He does what he has to but flees at the first sign of trouble (unfriend this person). So this Good Shepherd Sunday we use the image of the shepherd to describe Jesus, not just any shepherd but the ’genuine’ Shepherd who wants a personal relationship with each one of us and who would lay down his life for us: ’No, I don’t mean Twitter, I mean literally “follow me”.
Jane Mellett Email: janemellett@yahoo.com
Vocations Prayer
Gracious God, You have called me to life and gifted me in many ways. Through Baptism You have sent me to continue the mission of Jesus by sharing my love with others.
Strengthen me to respond to Your call each day.
Help me to become all You desire of me.
Inspire me to make a difference in others’ lives.
Lead me to choose the way of life You have planned for me.
Open the hearts of all to listen to Your call. Fill all with Your Holy Spirit that we may have listening hearts andthe courage to respond to You.Enkindle in my heart and the hearts of others the desire to make the world a better place by serving as Lay Minister, Sister, Priest, Brother or Deacon.
Amen.
The Deep End - Open your eyes and hearts
‘God of the Resurrection, God of the living. Untomb and uncover all that needs to live in me. Take me to people, events, and situations. And stretch me into much greater openness. For it is only then that I will grow and change. For it is only then that I will be transformed. For it is only then that I will know how it is. To be in the moment of rising from the dead.’ (Joyce Rupp)
Jane Mellett Email: janemellett@yahoo.com
Gift Aid
The new Gift Aid envelopes are available at the back of the Church. The Gift Aid scheme provides funds from tax relief to the parish each year. If you would like to sign up for the Gift Aid, please see either Fr. Breslin or Jimmy Cunningham. The signup process could not be simpler. All we ask is that you sign a Gift Aid form, which asks for your name, address, postcode and nothing else. You will not be asked for any other personal information. These Gift Aid Declarations last for life, so this will be the last time you will have to sign up.
Holy Week St Cadoc's 2012
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
Sunday 1st April: Vigil Mass at 5.30 p.m.
Mass at 10.00 a.m. (Children’s Liturgy) & 12.00 noon.
Stations of the Cross at 4.00 p.m.
Monday 2nd April: Eucharistic Service
Stations of the Cross at 7.00 p.m. (in St. Bride’s)
Tuesday 3rd April: Mass at 10.00 a.m.
Confessions 5.30 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.
Wednesday 4th April: Mass at 8.30 a.m. & 10.00 a.m.
Confessions 5.30 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.
Holy Thursday Morning Prayer at 10.00 a.m.
5th April: Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7.00 p.m.
Night Prayer at 9.00 p.m.
Good Friday A day of Fast and Abstinence.
6th April: All those over 14 are bound by the law of abstinence from meat.
All those from 18 to 60 are bound by the law of fast.
Morning Prayer at 10.00 a.m.
Liturgy of the Passion at 3.00 p.m.
Stations of the Cross at 7.00 p.m.
Holy Saturday Morning Prayer at 10.00 a.m.
7th April: The Easter Vigil at 9.00 p.m.
Easter Sunday Mass at 10.00 a.m. & 12.00 noon.
Sunday 1st April: Vigil Mass at 5.30 p.m.
Mass at 10.00 a.m. (Children’s Liturgy) & 12.00 noon.
Stations of the Cross at 4.00 p.m.
Monday 2nd April: Eucharistic Service
Stations of the Cross at 7.00 p.m. (in St. Bride’s)
Tuesday 3rd April: Mass at 10.00 a.m.
Confessions 5.30 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.
Wednesday 4th April: Mass at 8.30 a.m. & 10.00 a.m.
Confessions 5.30 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.
Holy Thursday Morning Prayer at 10.00 a.m.
5th April: Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7.00 p.m.
Night Prayer at 9.00 p.m.
Good Friday A day of Fast and Abstinence.
6th April: All those over 14 are bound by the law of abstinence from meat.
All those from 18 to 60 are bound by the law of fast.
Morning Prayer at 10.00 a.m.
Liturgy of the Passion at 3.00 p.m.
Stations of the Cross at 7.00 p.m.
Holy Saturday Morning Prayer at 10.00 a.m.
7th April: The Easter Vigil at 9.00 p.m.
Easter Sunday Mass at 10.00 a.m. & 12.00 noon.
50th International Eucharistic Congress
50th International Eucharistic Congress, Dublin: 10th - 17th June 2012The Eucharist: Communion with Christ and with one another.
Are you interested in joining with others across Scotland
on a pilgrimage to this event?
15th - 18th June - 4 day/3 night package
Approx £349 (based at University accommodation)
Approx £376 (based at 3* Hotel)
10th - 18th June - 9 day/8night package
Approx £645 (based at University accommodation)
Approx £747 (based at 3* Hotel)
For full information and Booking Forms, please contact Monsignor Robson
National Delegate for the Scottish Bishops on 0131-623-8902
or Email: chancery@staned.org.uk
Elmwood Reunion
Elmwood Reunion - Sunday 17th June 2012
Bothwell Bridge Hotel
Calling all former pupils and teachers from around the globe to gather for a day of celebration of our youthful days at Elmwood. The school closed in 1977 but the spirit lives on. Please wear something blue, brown or gold (or all three).
Programme
12.00 noon - Mass in St. Bride’s Church, Fallside Road, Bothwell.
1.30 p.m. - Champagne reception and lunch in Bothwell Bridge Hotel,
Main Street, Bothwell.
Champage reception and lunch £35.00
Cheques made out to Elmwood Reunion, with contact details, to RBS, 19 High Street, Tain, IV19 1AD before 30th April, 2012.
All enquiries to Monica (McKay) Sugrue: mfriom@aol.com
or Margaret(Keenan)McBride: hughmar.mcbride@btinternet.com
Bothwell Bridge Hotel
Calling all former pupils and teachers from around the globe to gather for a day of celebration of our youthful days at Elmwood. The school closed in 1977 but the spirit lives on. Please wear something blue, brown or gold (or all three).
Programme
12.00 noon - Mass in St. Bride’s Church, Fallside Road, Bothwell.
1.30 p.m. - Champagne reception and lunch in Bothwell Bridge Hotel,
Main Street, Bothwell.
Champage reception and lunch £35.00
Cheques made out to Elmwood Reunion, with contact details, to RBS, 19 High Street, Tain, IV19 1AD before 30th April, 2012.
All enquiries to Monica (McKay) Sugrue: mfriom@aol.com
or Margaret(Keenan)McBride: hughmar.mcbride@btinternet.com
The Deep End - Revisiting the Tomb
In the Gospel reading John 20:1-9, Mary Magdalene is faced with the tomb. Every death we experience, whether it be physical death, the death of a relationship, an addiction, financial crisis, civil strife, they all bring new life in some form eventually. This story gives hope to millions of people, that the ‘deaths’ are not a full stop, but more of a comma. That despite the suffering, heartbreak or injustice, good will triumph. Whatever our ‘death’ experiences may be, we revisit them, going to the tomb as usual. And then we realise that something has changed, the stone has rolled away.‘Life will always prevail, through all the layers of death in which we try to contain it.’ (Margaret Silf)
Jane Mellett Email: janemellett@yahoo.com
YAMT Lent Tuesdays 2012
Diocese of Motherwell Young Adult Ministry Team
Lent Tuesdays
28th February, 6th March, 13th March, 20th March, 27th March, 3rd April.
An opportunity during the six Tuesdays in Lent to take 1½ hours from your busy week to prepare for Easter. During the six weeks there will be reflection, meditation and discussion; for 16+ taking place each Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. in the Diocesan Centre, Coursington Road, Motherwell.
Contact: Elizabeth at Young Adult Ministry Team, Diocesan Centre,
Motherwell. Tel:01698-269114 or email: yamt@rcdom.org.uk
Lent Tuesdays
28th February, 6th March, 13th March, 20th March, 27th March, 3rd April.
An opportunity during the six Tuesdays in Lent to take 1½ hours from your busy week to prepare for Easter. During the six weeks there will be reflection, meditation and discussion; for 16+ taking place each Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. in the Diocesan Centre, Coursington Road, Motherwell.
Contact: Elizabeth at Young Adult Ministry Team, Diocesan Centre,
Motherwell. Tel:01698-269114 or email: yamt@rcdom.org.uk
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