Welcome to St Mary Magdalene's Parish

Archdiocese of St Andrews and Edinburgh

Bingham Avenue, Edinburgh, EH15 3HY, Scotland

Parish Priest: Father Jock Dalrymple
Deacon: Eddie White

Tel: 0131 669 5447

Email: mail@stmarymagdalenes.co.uk
or: stjohnsandstmarymagdalenes@gmail.com

If you´re visiting, are new to the area, or just live here, you are most welcome in our sister parishes St Mary Magdalenes and St. John The Evengelist. We are delighted you have joined us. If you are new to the parish please make yourself known to Fr. Jock.

As we head towards Summer time we would like to thank the people who took the time to visit our website.
Over 66, 000 people from all over the globe have visited our website over the last year.
If you can, please continue to visit the website but also visit our church in person.
Please pray for those innocent people trapped in war stricken areas of the world.

In loving memory of Jean Douglas, who, upon retiring from teaching, decided to give more back to the church she loved, St. Mary Magdalene´s. She learned to write code and built and maintained this website for around 25 to 30 years, constantly updating and modifying the content to include more people and bring joy to the lives of those in other countries as well as those who could not attend the church in person. This was especially vital during the COVID-19 pandemic when travel was restricted and people depended on the site for news from the church. With around 60,000 to 70,000 hits per year, she reached and brought joy to many people.

17th June 2024 − The family would like to thank all of those who today attended both in person and online, the requiem mass for Jean. We would particularly like to thank Father Loretu Tabone who travelled from Malta and of course Father Jock

Updated on behalf of Jean Douglas, who passed away in the early hours of May 30, 2024

St Mary Magdalene

St Mary Magdalene is the patron saint of women and was one of the disciples of Jesus. When Jesus was crucified, she followed the soldiers to see where they burries the body of Jesus.

On Easter morning, Mary Magdalene, with two other women, went to the tomb where they planned to anoint the body of Jesus, but there they found that the tomb was empty and an angel there told the women that Jesus had risen and was on his way to heaven. The women were the first people to see the risen Lord.

Sunday Masses in our Churches

For Mass Times look at the most recent newsletter   Click Here

Our sister Parish - St. John The Evengelist - www.stjohnsportobello.co.uk