Welcome
A very warm welcome to SS John Cantius & Nicholas Catholic Church, Broxburn, Scotland. The ancient parish Church of Strathbrock, dedicated to St Nicholas was the focus of Catholic life and worship for over 400 years.
The modern parish is over 150 years old and Catholics, who have moved to Broxburn from far and wide, have been worshipping in the area since then.

34 West Main St, Broxburn
EH52 5RJ
Regular Mass Timings
Mon, Wed & Fri: 09:30 AM
Saturday Vigil: 05:30 PM
Sunday: 09:30 AM & 05:00 PM
Confessions: Sat 04:45 PM and Sun 05:45 PM
Parish Priest: Fr John Deighan
Deacon: Douglas Robertson
01506 852 040
stjohnstnicholasbroxburn@staned.org.uk
Map (WGMF+PG Broxburn)
You can click on the above links on a mobile device to call, email or view our location
Updates
West Lothian Foodbank are URGENTLY looking for toiletries for men and women. Shower gel, deodorant, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, conditioner, shaving foam/gel, sanitary products (pads, tampons). Please place donations in the porch.
Fr John does sick & housebound visits on Fridays.
Newsletters
Heater replacement contribution status
(Please gift aid if possible – add BF after your name in the payment reference eg. J Smith BF)
Parish bank account details for reference:
Name of Account: Archdiocese of St Andrews & St John & St Nicholas Broxburn
Account number: 00779822
Sort Code: 83-16-21

Baptisms

Contact the Parish office for an application form
Adults and older children are usually baptised at Easter; for babies and young children, it is usually on a Sunday at 2pm. Godparents must be baptised Christians. At least one of them should be a practicing Catholic.
Baptism classes are scheduled every two-months on Monday evenings. Please check the Events page for the schedule.
Weddings

Contact the Parish office at least 6 months in advance
The priest will guide you through the process, from initial meeting to your wedding day.
The Canon Hoban Hall can be used for wedding receptions based on the availability.
Funerals

Arranging a Catholic Funeral
A Catholic funeral is a beautiful, meaningful way to say goodbye. Please note that we have a policy of no secular/pop songs during the funeral rites. After you have met with your chosen funeral director, the priest will get in touch and will guide you through the process.


