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Welcome
to the home page of Catholics in Glossop
comprising the two parishes of St. Mary Crowned and All
Saints. Glossop is a small town in the High Peak District
of England, about 10 miles from the city of Manchester. It
has a rich Catholic tradition, being the seat of the Duke of
Norfolk and home to a large number of Catholic families who
helped to build Glossop into a thriving mill town in the
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St.
Mary Crowned, Glossop
is the largest Catholic non-cathedral church in the
north of England.
Completed in 1886 and built from local stone,
this impressive building has many fine architectural
features both inside and out.
The church is open to visitors on Saturdays from
May to October for sightseeing.
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All
Saints, Old Glossop
is the original Catholic church in Glossop, funded by the
Duke of Norfolk and built on his lands in 1836.
Solidly constructed from stone in the elegant
Georgian style, it mirrors the design of St. Paul’s church
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Fr. Stan gets used to the
Snow in Glossop!
Blessing of Palms 2012
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Fr. John Cairns in 2010
Please keep him in your prayers
Our Brownies attending the
St Georges day parade 2012
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Weekend Services
All Saints:
5:30pm Saturday Confessions
6:00pm Saturday Mass (Vigil)
11:00am Sunday Mass
St.
Mary’s:
10:05am Saturday Confessions
11:00am Saturday Mass
9:30am Sunday Mass |
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Key Events –
May/June 2012 |
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25 May |
St. Philip Howard, Golden Jubilee Dinner Dance, Palace Hotel
Buxton, 7:00pm |
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26 May |
All Saints First Holy Communion |
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26 May |
All Saints Coffee Morning, Bradbury House |
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27 May |
St. Mary's First Holy Communion |
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10 Jun |
Shared Table, All Saints, 1:00pm after Corpus Christi
Procession |
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23 Jun |
St. Mary's Summer Fair |
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St. Mary's Prayer Group
Every Thursday at 8:00pm in St. Mary's Prayer Room |
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Ladies Interchurch Walking
Group meets every Tuesday outside All Saints Parish Church
for a gentle country walk. |
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Please see the
newsletter for details of weekday Masses, Mass intentions
and events.
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