St Moluag's Coracle
A Scottish Catholic magazine bringing you the best writing on faith, history, philosophy and more from across Scotland.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 385 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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October Edition
New writer Grace Marshall on some of the causes of the Reformation in Scotland.
Dhylan Livani writing on loving our neighbour, using the example of St John Bosco, St Francis of Assisi and St Catherine of Siena.
Luca Fumagalli reminds us...
Reformation in Scotland
The very first appearance of Christianity in Scotland may have been during Roman Britain, although there is little concrete evidence. A more successful mission of Christianity was brought to Scotland around the year 563 A.D., on a boat, by...
Glorifying everyday life: the novels of Bruce Marshall
Author of more than forty titles over a career lasting seventy years, Bruce Marshall (1899-1987) is one of those writers of British Catholicism who has managed to gain a certain fame outside national borders. In any case, if some of his nov...
Love Thy Neighbour
In the book of Matthew,[1] Jesus responds to a Pharisee who asks what the most important Commandment is in the Mosaic Law. Jesus reveals that we are to love God with our heart, soul and mind; and that right there is the most important comma...
September Edition
Apostle to the Hebrides: Blessed Dermot Duggan CM: Anthony MacIsaac writes about the Vincentian missionary M. Dermot Duggan who successfully evangelised some of the Hebridean chieftains and its people - and all in the very teeth of the refo...
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St Moluag's Coracle is a free monthly Scottish magazine designed to provide you with good Catholic content to inspire and inform your walk with God and to reveal the Saints and wider history of Scottish Catholicism.
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