Christ the King Church Sanctuary

A Parish Church in Howwood

Christ the King Church serves the small Renfrewshire village of Howwood as part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Paisley (RCDOP). The parish maintains a permanent livestream of its sanctuary for parishioners who cannot attend Mass in person.

Stained Glass and a Carved Altar

Three tall stained-glass windows depicting saints and angels rise behind an ornately carved wooden altar and reredos. Hanging globe lamps and fresh flowers frame the space, while a devotional statue and hymn board sit to the side of the sanctuary.

A Window into Daily Worship

The fixed camera keeps the altar centered at all times, letting remote worshippers, homebound parishioners and visitors from further afield follow the rhythm of parish life from anywhere. It reflects a wider practice among Catholic churches of extending their sanctuary online.

Howwood, Renfrewshire

Howwood is a small village in Renfrewshire, west of Glasgow, within the wider council area served by the Diocese of Paisley. Christ the King Church is a longstanding place of worship for this quiet Scottish community.