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Cardinal O'Brien visits 'Presbyterian' isle's parish Cardinal O'Brien visits 'Presbyterian' isle's parish
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The first Roman Catholic cardinal to visit the traditionally Presbyterian island of Lewis has conducted a mass to celebrate 50 years of the local parish.The first Roman Catholic cardinal to visit the traditionally Presbyterian island of Lewis has conducted a mass to celebrate 50 years of the local parish.
Cardinal Keith O'Brien joined Bishop Joseph Toal, who heads the Argyll and the Isles diocese, and local priest Father Roddy Johnston for the mass.Cardinal Keith O'Brien joined Bishop Joseph Toal, who heads the Argyll and the Isles diocese, and local priest Father Roddy Johnston for the mass.
The church was opened in 1961 to serve the Catholic congregation, which had existed on the island for many years.The church was opened in 1961 to serve the Catholic congregation, which had existed on the island for many years.
Cardinal O'Brien is to meet with local priests later.Cardinal O'Brien is to meet with local priests later.
The parish's Holy Redeemer Church in Stornoway, on Lewis, opened in 1961.
Before the church, the Catholic congregation met in a cafe run by an Italian family and later a former military building.