Here is the online version of our welcome pack booklet ‘life in our parishes’ with useful information to help you settle in and find your place in the life of our parishes. Thank you for reading it. We hope you soon feel at home among us.
In this site you will also find links for:
Forms for Gift Aid and standing orders for regular donations.
Other useful documents.
If you have recently moved into one of our parishes, or recently become a Catholic and are living in one of parishes, or if you are ready to celebrate your Catholic faith again after a time away, please download and complete a parish registration form.
Catholics in Glossop celebrate our faith in the two parishes of All Saints and St. Mary Crowned.
All Saints Catholic Church is on Church Street in Old Glossop, opposite Hall Meadow Road.
It was built by the Howard family in 1836 and originally used as a private chapel, the family’s regular place of worship. The church is constructed from local stone in the elegant Georgian style and was recently refurbished.
St Mary Crowned Catholic Church is on Sumner Street in Glossop, opposite Shaw Street. It was built by local mill owner Francis Sumner in 1882 for use by the Catholic workers in his mills.
The church is the largest non-cathedral church in the north of England. It is built from local stone and has many architectural features.
Details of weekday Masses and other services are shown on the parish Newsletter which is available in the churches and on the website.
Catholic parishes’ contact details:
Royle House, Church Street
Glossop
SK13 7RJ
Tel: 01457 852113
Office email: office@glossopcatholics.org.uk
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The links below will take you to the online content of our welcome pack
Buildings and maintenance committee
Groups preparing for the sacraments >>
Keeping in touch digitally/using social media
Activities in the community >>
Looking beyond our parishes >>
Why should I go to Mass on Sunday? (link opens in a new tab)