Reviews of Society of St. Pius X. (Church) in Glasgow (Glasgow).

Society of St. Pius X

11 Reviews

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Church

Catholic church

St. Andrew's Church, Society of St. Pius X, 202 Renfrew St, Glasgow G3 6TX, United Kingdom

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Information of Society of St. Pius X, Church in Glasgow (Glasgow)

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Open hours of Society of St. Pius X

Sunday

9am–1pm

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

6–8pm

Wednesday

Closed

Thursday

Closed

Friday

Closed

Saturday

10am–12pm

Reviews of Society of St. Pius X

Traditional Catholic Church centrally located in Glasgow. The Latin mass is celebrated exclusively here and is run by the priests of the Society of St Pius X.

G. W.

St Andrews is a traditional Catholic Church, reflecting the way the Church was before things went off the rails in the 1960s. This is how the Church was, and will be again. There are edifying traditional liturgies and solid, orthodox sermons. Confessions are regularly available, before/after every mass, unlike the typical parish which maybe schedules 15 mins once per week (what saintly people they must have at such places!). All of the priests I have met here are first rate. They aim to properly instruct and guide people, rather than just make them feel good about themselves and their every action. This is a place for people who are serious about Catholicism and who want to continually learn more and deepen their faith as they strive to respond to God and sanctify themselves. I have been going here since 2012. It is a real breath of fresh air from the puerile modern Catholicism I grew up with, which is an empty vessel. The traditional liturgy was a bit of a culture shock to me at first, but so very rewarding if one perseveres to understand and follow it. How pleasing to worship as our ancestors did, over 2,000 years, instead of the banal protestant worship imposed in the 1960s. If you are tired of Church services which feel more like a child's birthday party, than the worship of God, give St Andrews a shot. You won't regret it. (NB if you do visit, get there early, as the pews are usually filled to bursting point).