St Simon's, Partick, Glasgow



Access for partially abled Toilets on premises Hearing induction loop for the deaf Refreshments
Denomination:
Roman Catholic
OS Reference:
NS563664
Address:
33 Partick Bridge Street, Glasgow, G11 6PQ
Local Authority:
Glasgow
Website:
Listing:
B

Location of Church


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Church Overview

Founded by Daniel Gallagher, famous as 'the priest who taught David Livingstone Latin'. Built in Gothic style in 1858 by Charles O'Neill as St Peter's, renovated in 1956 by Gillespie, Kidd & Coia. Extensively refurbished 2005-08. Marble altar has a panel by Mortimer depicting Christ comforted by His Mother. Used by the Polish community since the Second World War.

Services

Saturday 6.00pm (Polish), Sunday 10.00 (English), 12noon (Polish), 6.00pm (English)

Opening Arrangements

Open daily 8.00am-6.00pm


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