We are pleased to be able to offer a number of items for sale at the Scottish Catholic Archives. Some are published by The Aquhorties Press, our in-house publishing unit; and others by the Blairs Museum - our sister institution situated in the former St Mary's College, Blairs.

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		Regensburg and the Scots - £2.00 Alasdair Roberts Regensburg in Bavaria has had links with Scotland and Ireland since the 12th century at least. This booklet traces the history of the Scots Benedictine Abbey in Regensburg, illustrating individuals and the shared history of the two communities through to the nineteenth century and beyond. ISBN:
		Scalan: Glenlivet's Hidden College, 1717-1799 - £2.00 Alasdair Roberts The seminary at Scalan was instrumental in the development of the post-reformation Church in Scotland. Alasdair Roberts ably edits the work of Mgr Alexander MacWilliam and brings forward the history of this small building found deep in the hills of Glenlivet in Moray. ISBN:
		The Scottish Sword of State - £5.00 Charles Burns OBE This history of the Scottish Sword of State was produced in 2007 to mark the 500th anniversary of the presentation of the Scottish Sword of State by Pope Julius II to King James IV. The anniversary was marked with a reception hosted by the First Minister of Scotland and allows us to recall the historic links that Scotland had with the Papacy and continental Europe. It is well illustrated with colour plates of the Honours of Scotland. ISBN:
		Scotland and the Holy See - £2.00 This booklet gives a number of short chapters covering areas such as Christianity in Scotland from Roman Times to St Margaret; Scotland and the Papacy in the Middle Ages and Renaissance; Reformation and Catholic Survival; Emancipation and Catholic Revival, 1793-1878 and the Catholic Church in Modern Scotland. Produced for the exhibition of the same name in 1982, it still provides valuable commentary on Scotland's relationship with the Holy See.
		Blairs College: Past and Present - £5.00 This DVD takes you on a memorable journey through the history of Blairs up to the exciting recent day events. This includes final footage of the old buildings as well as new interviews with former Blairs pupils, among them Archbishop Mario Conti, and former rector Cardinal Keith Patrick O'Brien, now Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh. This unique presentation includes previously unseen cine film recordings of Blairs during its prime and looks at the recent decision to rescue and regenerate the Blairs Estate. This DVD is available in PAL fomat, and is not suitable for most North-American DVD players, but should play on all home pcs. NSTC format can be supplied, please contact the Archive if required.
		From Persecution to Integration:          - £5.00 The Scottish Catholic Experience as seen from Perth, 1685-2007. Volume One: Catalogue of the Exhibition in St. John the Baptist's Roman Catholic Church
		From Persecution to Integration:          - £3.50 The Scottish Catholic Experience as seen from Perth, 1685-2007. Volume Two: A New History of the Catholic Community and Parish of Perth

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