St Mirin’s Cathedral in Paisley has announced details of its November remembrance services, including Masses at St Conval’s and Hawkhead cemeteries, alongside changes to its weekday Mass schedule.
The announcements are included in the parish bulletin for Sunday 8th November 2026, which also marks Remembrance Sunday.
Throughout November, the parish will remember and pray for the Holy Souls, with special prayers for those who have died.
The bulletin states: “Throughout November we remember and pray for all the Holy Souls. Today, in particular, we think of all those who have lost their lives through warfare and violence. We redouble our prayers for peace in our world.”
The annual November Holy Mass at St Conval’s Cemetery will take place on Sunday 8th November at 2pm. The service will remember those buried at the cemetery, and everyone is welcome to attend.
A further Mass will be held at Hawkhead Cemetery in Paisley on Sunday 15th November at 2pm, also remembering those buried there.
The cathedral has confirmed that its 8am weekday Mass has resumed. However, the 10am weekday Masses remain suspended until further notice.
The bulletin also confirms a change in pastoral care arrangements at St Fillan’s Church in Houston.
Following Monsignor Joseph Burke taking on additional duties within the Diocese of Paisley while Bishop John is undergoing medical tests, pastoral care of St Fillan’s has been passed to Father Joe McGill.
Father McGill is the parish priest of St Conval’s Church in Linwood, which neighbours St Fillan’s parish.
The parish has also issued an appeal for donations to its foodbank, which is running low on dry goods, pasta, rice and tinned food.
Donations can be handed into the Parish House at St Mirin’s Cathedral. The parish has asked that no perishable items be donated.
Other announcements include two parish safeguarding meetings at the Diocesan Offices on Thursday 19th November at 6.30pm and Saturday 21st November at 10.30am.
A World Youth Day celebration for S1 to S3 pupils will take place at Saint Francis’ Church in Port Glasgow on Sunday 22nd November from 2pm until 5pm.
The bulletin also confirms that two tickets have been made available for St Mirren’s match against Kilmarnock on Saturday 28th November. Tickets cost £20 for adults and £10 for children, with anyone interested asked to contact Monsignor Joe or Father Paul.
Further information and the full parish bulletin are available at [www.stmirinscathedral.co.uk](https://www.stmirinscathedral.co.uk).