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It was announced this morning that Bishop Philip Tartaglia of Paisley, 61, will succeed Archbishop Mario Conti as Archbishop of Glasgow, where the bulk of Scotland’s Catholic’s reside.
The new Archbishop-elect said: “I am conscious of the historic place of the Archdiocese of Glasgow in the history of Christianity in Scotland and of its importance for the Catholic community in particular. It is a great honour for me to be appointed Archbishop of my native city and diocese.”
Glasgow-born Bishop Tartaglia became bishop of Paisley in 2005. His predecessor Bishop Emeritus John Mone co-consecrated at his Episcopal ordination alongside Archbishop (now Cardinal) Raymond Burke of St Louis, Missouri. The Episcopal installation of Archbishop-elect Tartaglia will take place on September 8 at St Andrew’s Cathedral in Glasgow.
Read more at: sconews.co.uk/news/20970/bishop-tartaglia-is-glasgows-new-archbishop/
The new Archbishop-elect said: “I am conscious of the historic place of the Archdiocese of Glasgow in the history of Christianity in Scotland and of its importance for the Catholic community in particular. It is a great honour for me to be appointed Archbishop of my native city and diocese.”
Glasgow-born Bishop Tartaglia became bishop of Paisley in 2005. His predecessor Bishop Emeritus John Mone co-consecrated at his Episcopal ordination alongside Archbishop (now Cardinal) Raymond Burke of St Louis, Missouri. The Episcopal installation of Archbishop-elect Tartaglia will take place on September 8 at St Andrew’s Cathedral in Glasgow.
Read more at: sconews.co.uk/news/20970/bishop-tartaglia-is-glasgows-new-archbishop/