FEEDBACK - LETTERS
Joseph Keegan and Cathrine Smith, the date of marriage
was 6/8/1897 and Daniel O'Sullivan was the Priest who married them. By looking at your web page they must have married in the old building.
I just thought that I would share that with you and to let you know that I will visit some time for Mass. God Bless - Yvonne Keegan
THIS IS JUST THE GREATEST!!!I knew my family attended S.H. but never thought I'd find anything on the internet let alone this..pictures,history WOW!My grandda Pat McGinniss rec"d a medal for his services in the S.H.League (not sure what that was) in 1907.Dad, James attended S.H. boys school(ChristianBros?) and was altar boy at S.H.Family attended S.H. and lived somewhere in vicinity early 1900's My dad James was born 1905.Had 12 bros. & sisters several died very young. Half of family came to U.S. 1927, rest followed few years later.
Is there any group or organization that can help w/family history?I'am sure most in your archives. My cousins & I have lost or forgotten so much.
AGAIN, THANK YOU FOR THIS FANTASTIC WEB SITE,GOD BLESS
Mary C. Marano McGinniss
West Orange,NJ,USA
I don't know how I discovered your website, but I did and thoroughly enjoyed viewing all the photo's and history of the parish.
Both my wife and I were educated at the Sacred Heart school and lived in the area and of course attended the Church and attended many of the services and functions.
Anne and I were married in the Church in 1957 by Fr.McKeown and shortly afterwards in 1961 left Bridgeton and moved to Toronto, Canada were we have been ever since. We have visited Glasgow many times since then and always include a visit to the Sacred Heart ( the last time we were there must have been five years ago) The photo's of the Church especially since your renovations look great.
I will try to dig out some pictures from the time we lived there and send them to you if you are interested.
Bye for now
Anne and Joe O'Neill
Hi,
What a wonderful website! Researching my family tree, I discovered that my
grandmother, Elizabeth Hardy Dickson was born in Bridgeton (although her
parents came from Northern Ireland), and she married my grandfather, John
McCue at The Sacred Heart Church in Bridgeton in 1917. Unfortunately both
my grandparents died before I was born so I don't have any stories from
them. So, it was lovely to see you website, especially with all the
photographs of the era, as my grandparents also lived on Dalmarnock Road at
one time.
Kind regards,
Michelle
I was looking through the web sites to download a novena to the Sacred Heart for a friend, when my eagle-eyed mum ( 86 yrs.) spotted your site. Mum was a parishioner of St. Mary's Abercrombie St., and attended Sacred Heart school. She was thrilled to look at the photographs old & new on the web pages and needless to say it will be a talking point for the next few family visits. As a point of interest Fr. my mum's grandfather a Joseph Peak from St. Helen's in Lancashire who was a convert to the church composed a mass in honour of Mary Magdelene. According to mum, he was the first person to be buried from Sacred Heart and parts of his mass were sung at his requiem.

