Mass &Service Times
SUNDAY MASSES
Saturday Vigil Mass – 5.30 pm
Sunday Morning Mass – 11.00am
WEEKDAY MASSES
Monday 18th May – No Mass
Tuesday 19th May – 9.30am
Wednesday 20th May – 9.30am
Thursday 21st May – 9.30am
Friday 22nd May – 9.30am
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Immediately after Mass
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday 5.00pm – 5.15pm or on request
A few things we’re great at
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Historic origins of the Crieff Mission
Our story
Early Origins (Pre-1863)
The initial Catholic presence in Crieff was tied to the historic Drummond family, prominent local landowners who remained devout Catholics through the Jacobite period.
The very first St Fillan’s structure was built in 1799. As the town grew—with Irish labourers brought in to work on local estates and industrial developments—the congregation outgrew this first building.
Current Church
(1871–present)
In 1871, the present St Fillan’s Church was built in a Gothic Revival style, featuring rock-faced sandstone and a semi-circular apse.
Interior
Inside, the church is known for its traditional, tranquil atmosphere and beautiful stained-glass windows, prominently featuring depictions of St Fillan and St John the Baptist.
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St Fillan’s Catholic Church, Crieff
A warm welcome
Jesus is truly present in the Blessed Sacrament. We warmly invite you to come into this holy place and spend some quiet time with Our Lord in prayer, reflection, and peace. Whether you come with thanksgiving, with worries, or simply seeking a moment of stillness, Christ waits for you here with love and mercy. All are welcome to pause, pray, and rest awhile in His presence..
Baptism
Through the Sacrament of Baptism, individuals are welcomed into the Church, cleansed of sin, reborn in Christ, and united within the Christian community.
Holy Communion
Holy Communion unites believers with Christ’s sacrifice, nourishing faith. Bread and wine signify His body and blood, fostering remembrance, grace, community, repentance, thanksgiving, and hope.
Reconciliation
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Confirmation
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Days out in Crieff and District
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Parish Ministries
Serve our parish joyfully through ministries, fellowship, faith, compassion, and outreach.
Join our parish music ministry, share your talents, inspire worship, build friendships, and help create joyful, meaningful celebrations for our whole community every week
Tom Marron & Jenny Turnbull
Music
Share your faith in a meaningful and rewarding way by joining our parish readers team, helping bring God’s word alive within our welcoming community.
Dr Robert Staines
Readers
Do you sometimes have the feeling that you’re running into the same obstacles over and over again? Many of my conflicts have the same feel to them, like “Hey, I think I’ve been here before”
John Doe
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Do you sometimes have the feeling that you’re running into the same obstacles over and over again? Many of my conflicts have the same feel to them, like “Hey, I think I’ve been here before”
John Doe
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Pop in and say a prayer…
Our parish clergy
If you would like to join them or test your vocation – please ask for more information
Rev. Dr Tobias Okoro
Parish Priest and Prison Chaplain
Rev. Chris McCrosson
Permanent Deacon
Very Rev. Andrew Canon Clark
Vicar Episcopal for Religious
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