Listening to the Lord's Call in Advent, a series of podcasts prepared by Priests for Scotland for use throughout the Season of Advent. These reflections are based on one of the scripture reading from the liturgy of the day. The podcasts may be of help to you as you consider the Lord's call for you. To register to receive these podcasts please enter your email in the form below.

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There is a section of this site for priests working in Scotland. If you are a priest working in Scotland and you would like access to the secure menu please register here.

Study Day on Saint Paul for Clergy
On 27 November 2008 the newly formed Catholic Biblical Federation──Scotland will host a Study Day for Clergy on St. Paul. for more in formation click here. 

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To be a priest in Scotland today is “a life worth living”. The invitation to “make disciples of all the nations” is a command to each one of us.
Are you thinking about becoming a priest? This site offers information and resources to help you in your process of discernment. Please feel free to browse the site and contact the Priests for Scotland office if you would like more information or the opportunity to discuss the Lord's call.

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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. For more details please contact your Diocesan Director of Priestly Vocations and consult this website.

There are currently seventeen applicants on the Seminary Applicants' Year.

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A series of banners have been created for you to use on your web. If you have a web site and you want it to promote Priests for Scotland please click here.

Incidently let us know your web address and we will consider promoting your site on the Priests for Scotland site.

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