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To my Parish Family, I wish all of you happy  and Holy Christmas. Thank you for all your kindness  shown to me this Christmas Time. This has been a strange year, We as a parish have coped well. I want to thank you for  your support  during this pandemic. The blessings of this season be with you now and always. - Love Fr. Frank


By Webmaster December 12, 2025
22nd to 28th December Monday & Tuesday 22nd & 23rd Mass 10am Confessions: 9.15am to 9.50 After 10am Mass 6pm - 7pm Tuesday Evening 23rd December Fr. O'Farrell will be here for confessions. I will be in Our Lady & St. Anne's. Christmas Eve 24th December No Morning Mass Masses 4pm & 7pm Christmas Day 25th December Mass 11am Boxing Day 26th December No Mass Saturday & Sunday Normal Programme
By Webmaster December 12, 2025
The third week of Advent, marked by the third Sunday known as Gaudete Sunday, is a time of Joy, a break from the purple penitential colour with a pink candle (the Shepherd's Candle) lit to signify rejoicing that Christ's coming is near, focusing on themes of happiness, God's salvation, and being ready to welcome the Messiah, often featuring readings about John the Baptist preparing the way. Key Aspects of the Third Week: Theme: Joy (Gaudete): "Gaudete" means "Rejoice!" in Latin, signaling a shift from the solemnity of earlier weeks to joyful anticipation. Candle Colour: Instead of purple, the third candle on the Advent wreath is pink (rose), symbolizing this joy. Vestment Colour: Instead of purple the priest can wear a rose coloured vestment. Fr. Frank got a rose coloured vestment for his 60th Birthday and Anniversary & he will be wearing it this weekend Figural Focus: John the Baptist is a central figure, encouraging practical preparation and a joyful heart for the coming Messiah. Scriptural Focus: Readings emphasize rejoicing in the Lord, God's deliverance, and the happiness of salvation. Meaning: It's a reminder to find happiness and be awake to God's presence as Christmas approaches.
By Webmaster December 12, 2025
If you wish to get your loved ones who have died to be remembered at my Masses on Christmas Day, please hand their names in an envelope with Christmas Remembrance written on it. If you wish you can put a donation inside.  Thank you
By Webmaster December 5, 2025
We have three weeks till Santa Claus comes. More importantly three weeks till the Messiah, the Baby Jesus comes. Are we prepared for his coming that is why we have Advent to get ready for this great celebration The Second Sunday of Advent is a Christian observance focusing on preparing for Jesus's arrival through reflection and repentance, led by the message of John the Baptist. Key traditions include lighting the second purple candle on the Advent wreath, symbolizing peace, and reading scripture from Luke about John the Baptist urging people to "prepare the way of the Lord". Key aspects of the Second Sunday of Advent: Preparation and Repentance: It is a time for Christians to examine their hearts, repent for sins, and make a conscious effort to make space for Jesus in their lives. John the Baptist's Message: The readings focus on John the Baptist's call to repentance and his role in preparing the way for Jesus. This includes his message that the ax lies at the root of the trees and that every tree that does not bear good fruit will be cut down. Symbolism of the Advent Wreath: The second purple candle is lit, representing peace. Some traditions also call this candle the Bethlehem Candle, symbolizing faith. Theme of Peace: The theme for the day is peace, and the message includes preparing for the coming of Christ's kingdom, which is a kingdom of justice, harmony, and peace. Universality of Salvation: The gospel readings highlight that Jesus's salvation is for all people, both Jews and Gentiles.

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Mass Schedule/Timings

  • Sunday Mass Times

    Vigil 4pm, 5.30pm,  8am, 9.30am & 11am 

  • Weekday Mass Time

    Mon, Weds & Fri 10am Public 

    Tues, Thurs & Sat Live Stream Only



  • Christmas Mass

  • Christmas Week & New years Day

    Monday December 28th 10am Mass


    Tuesday December 29th No Mass


    Wednesday December 30th 10am Mass


    Thursday December 31st No Mass


    New Years Day 9.30am & 11am


    Saturday January 2nd 


    No Morning Mass


    Vigil: 4pm & 5.30pm


    Sunday: 8am, 9.30am




    Booking for these Masses will not open until Sunday 27th December at 12noon



Guidance for Church attendance

By Webmaster December 5, 2025
If you wish to sign up for Gift Aid. It is a great way to help the parish financially, costing you absolutely nothing. If you wish to sign up contact myself or Doreen Lee and we will give you the form and hand it back as you can and we can get it organised. As I said it costs you nothing, but helps the parish so much.
By Webmaster December 5, 2025
After 6 years St Peter’s Parish is heading to the panto! Are you coming? Jock and the Beanstalk at the Glasgow Pavilion Friday 2nd January 2026 at 7pm Price: £36 for adults, £33 for under-16s and over-60s. Price includes transport from St Peter’s Church. Bus times: 17:30 – depart St Peter’s 22:00 – depart Pavilion (Timings to be confirmed) How to sign up: A sign-up sheet is available in the porch. You can also scan the QR code or use the link below to register: Jock and the Beanstalk Panto Friday 2nd of January 2026 – Fill in form
By Webmaster December 5, 2025
I am looking for Volunteers to move the power-points on during the Sunday Masses, Vigil 4pm, 9.30am & 11am. It is very easy to operate, if we get enough volunteers for each Mass we would put a wee rota together. It would take a wee bit of pressure off me.
By Webmaster November 15, 2025
Tommy Gemmill Community Project www.tommygemmillcp.co.uk Christmas Bongos Bingo-Ho-Ho Friday 14th November St. Peter's Hamilton 7pm till Midnight £15 per ticket Includes Books and Snack Contact: www.tommygemmillcp.co.uk for tickets
By Webmaster November 8, 2025
Saturday 8th November 10am November Lists Are available in the porch. Mass will be offered each day in November for those names included on the list. You may include an offering alongside the list in your envelope. There will be a box in the porch to return them.
By Webmaster October 3, 2025
October 4th St. Peter's Hamilton The Local Christian Churches coming together to pray and share some breakfast together. Programme for the day: Saturday Morning Mass at 9.30am 11am Service Brunch in the hall after the service
By Webmaster October 3, 2025
Donated your spare winter coats or anoraks to The Rotary Club of Hamilton The collected coats are distributed via homeless shelters, refugee centres, organisations supporting the elderly, women’s refuges, children’s centres and other charities helping people in crisis. No money donations thanks, just drop off your coat(s) in the box whilst at Church Donate a coat during the month of October & sincere thanks Bernie Crozier Club Secretary
By Webmaster October 3, 2025
St. Peter's Church Hall Saturday 11th October 1pm to 5pm  £20 per ticket including food and frolics Contact Anne Frances Murray
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Mass times
Monday: 10am Mass (Public)
 Tuesday: 10am Mass, (Live Stream)
Wednesday: 10am, (Public)
Thursday: 10am Mass  (Live Stream)
Friday: 10am Mass (Public)
Saturday: 10am Mass (Live Stream)
 Vigil: 4pm & 5.30pm
Sunday:: 8am, 9.30am & 11am
All Sunday masses are public
Please view our Parish Newsletter for changes to services


ADORATION | ROSARY

Rosary:  Mon-Sat, 20 Minutes before Mass except on Wednesday. 
Novena and Exposition: Thursday: 7:30pm  
Please view our Parish Newsletter for changes or additions

This is cancelled until further notice.

Our Parish Schools OUR PARIOur SH SCHOOLS

St Peters Parish serves St Mark's and St Peter's primary school here in Hamilton. We provide spiritual guidance and sacramental support for both the teachers and the pupils; you can find out more about our schools by following the links below.

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By Webmaster December 12, 2025
Please pray for Our Sick : Ellen Blair, Margaret Callaghan Doreen Cleary, Michael Ritchie, Neil Boyle, John Rielly Molly Strang, James Clark, Fr. Michael McLaughlin, Patricia Henderson, Joanna Maier (Connecticut USA), Therese Gilgunn Tressy Callaghan, Suzanne McMurray, Mary Coyle,Lesley Watson (Spain) Maureen McHugh, Margaret Burke, Marie White, Kathleen Daly, John McGuire, Jill Brown, Karen Pritchatt, Louise Newton, Faith Lyndsey, Jill Brown, Marie McGuire, James Morton, Paul Kearney, Thomas Daly, Andrew McCluskey, Premature Baby Vincent McDowell, Faith Lindsay, Paul Kearney, Kathleen Daly, Thomas Daly Jnr, Bill Allan, Gudren Berk (Germany), Mary Mearns, and all our sick.
By Webmaster December 12, 2025
We are looking for people to help clean the Church on Tuesday 23rd December after the 10am Mass. There will be tea coffee and mince pies in the chapel house afterwards.
By Webmaster December 12, 2025
22nd to 28th December Monday & Tuesday 22nd & 23rd Mass 10am Confessions: 9.15am to 9.50 After 10am Mass 6pm - 7pm Tuesday Evening 23rd December Fr. O'Farrell will be here for confessions. I will be in Our Lady & St. Anne's. Christmas Eve 24th December No Morning Mass Masses 4pm & 7pm Christmas Day 25th December Mass 11am Boxing Day 26th December No Mass Saturday & Sunday Normal Programme
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 Vocations

Are you feeling increasingly compelled to spend time with Jesus? Do you find that your time is spent seeking him and all things connected with him?

If you have questions and you need some help with the answers, then firstly pray and ask the Holy Spirit to help you to understand what it is Jesus wants from you. Then, if you would like to talk, contact our vocations department; we can give you some guidance on how to further discern God's calling.
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