Monday to Friday - 7.30am to 6.00pm.
Sunday - 9am to 6.30pm.
Visitors are welcome all day. Movement within the building is restricted when services are taking place.
Groups should enquire beforehand by contacting the Cathedral Office. If you wish to celebrate Mass please provide the name and diocese/religious order of the celebrant and his contact details. Volunteer guides can be arranged if required.
Entry is free but donations left in the votive candle boxes are always appreciated.
See 'Transport & Contact' for our contact details and information about transport and parking.
A colour guide book is available from the Cathedral shop, for the special price of only £2.
St Andrew and St Mungo (Brendan Berry 2010).
St Andrew’s relics to a monk waiting on the shore below the cliffs at St Andrews.
and bird - are depicted here.
19th century). These panels were formerly part of the Lady Chapel.
frieze reappear in the teachings and inspirational stories of Jesus.
(Glasgow) flourish by the proclamation of the Word.
King of Scots. Other unnamed Scottish saints are depicted in these windows.
entrance, which also show the arms of Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
been highlighted in colour and gold leaf (to a design by Netta Ewing).
once again the Twelve Apostles in the quatrefoils in the aisle windows, with St.
Mathias taking the place of Judas Iscariot.
it was too complicated and preferring the simplicity of the single figure.
are gathered in prayer here to be faithful to the truth.
sacristy doors and is attended by representations of angels (Jack Sloan 2011).
St Ninian, St Bridget, St Andrew, St Mungo, St Margaret and St Columba.
Read the panels on the south and east walls.