Church Overview

Dedicated on a site donated by Sir William Gordon. Large Gothic church with twin towered west front, built 1850-7 to plans donated by Bishop James Kyle and supervised by A and W Reid, architects of Elgin. The chancel was added by C T Menard, 1907. Rose window. High altar of Italian marble surrounded by murals depicting ‘The Calming of the Storm’ and ‘The Walking on the Water’. Reredos and baptistry, C J Menart 1907. Statue of Our Lady of Aberdeen, copy of original in Brussels. Organ originally by Bryceson 1875, recently installed here from Fort Augustus Abbey.

Services

Tuesday 7pm

Wednesday 9:30am

Thursday 9:30am

Saturday Vigil Mass 6.30pm;

Sunday 10.00am;

Opening Arrangements

Open by arrangement

Disclaimer

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