Scottish Catholic Observer

Glasgow, Vereinigtes Königreich

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19 Waterloo Street, Glasgow, Vereinigtes Königreich, G2 6BT
City Centre
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70 mHope Street / Waterloo street
80 mGlasgow City Centre, Hope Street / Central Station
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Glasgow, United Kingdom
Available at the back of churches, The SCO is determinedly conservative in its religion but often liberal in its stance on social activity. It clearly aims at an older Catholic audience, frequently reporting on the latest words from the archbishop or recounting celebrity conversions, all in a lively and readable style.
There isn’t much for the non-​catholic in here, and it can be relied upon to toe the Vatican line, although they doesn’t always make it as politically conformist as it first appears. A slim read, it also serves as a social register for the catholic community.