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Catholic Churches and Schools Peterborough - PE2
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Catholic Churches, Catholic Schools, Religious Houses, Chaplaincies and Catholic Organisations in Peterborough - PE2 and the surrounding area.
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Catholic Churches, Schools, Religious Houses, Chaplaincies and Organisations in Peterborough - PE2
Peterborough District Hospital - Peterborough (0.9 miles)
Hospital in Peterborough (Diocese of East Anglia)
Maternity Hospital - Peterborough (0.9 miles)
Hospital in Peterborough (Diocese of East Anglia)
St Luke - Orton Malborne (1.1 miles)
Parish of St. Luke in Orton Malborne, Peterborough (Diocese of East Anglia)
St Luke - Orton Malborne (1.1 miles)
Parish of St. Luke in Orton Malborne, Peterborough (Diocese of East Anglia)
St Peter & All Souls - Peterborough (1.4 miles)
Parish of St Peter & All Souls in Geneva Street, Peterborough (Diocese of East Anglia)
St Peter & All Souls - Peterborough (1.4 miles)
Parish of St Peter & All Souls in Geneva Street, Peterborough (Diocese of East Anglia)
Sisters of Mercy - (1.5 miles)
Maintained Primary School in (Diocese of East Anglia)
Daughters of Jesus - (1.6 miles)
Maintained Primary School in (Diocese of East Anglia)
Working Sisters of the Holy House of Nazareth - (1.7 miles)
Maintained Primary School in (Diocese of East Anglia)
Our Lady of Kirkstall - Spen Lane (1.7 miles)
Parish of St. Mary in Horsforth, Leeds (Diocese of Leeds).
St Joseph The Worker - Scarthingwell (1.7 miles)
Parish of St. Joseph The Worker in Sherburn In Elmet, Leeds (Diocese of Leeds).
St Joseph - Sicklinghall (1.7 miles)
Parish of St. Joseph in 20 Westgate, Wetherby (Diocese of Leeds).
Daughters of Charity - Bretton (1.8 miles)
Maintained Primary School in Bretton (Diocese of East Anglia)
Edith Cavell Hospital - Peterborough (1.8 miles)
Hospital in Peterborough (Diocese of East Anglia)
Fitzwilliam Hospital (private hospital) - (1.8 miles)
Hospital in (Diocese of East Anglia)
HMP Peterborough - Westfield (1.8 miles)
Prison in Westfield (Diocese of East Anglia)
Sacred Heart Junior and Infant, - (1.8 miles)
Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School - Bretton (2 miles)
Maintained Primary School in Bretton, Peterborough (Diocese of East Anglia)
Sacred Heart & St. Oswald - Bretton (2 miles)
Parish of Sacred Heart & St. Oswald in Walton, Peterborough (Diocese of East Anglia).
Sunday midday Mass at Sacred Heart RC Primary School, Bretton.
St Thomas More Primary, - (2.3 miles)
Catholic Parish, Church, School, Religious House, Chaplaincy and Organisation Information
What is a Catholic Parish?
515 A parish is a certain community of the Christian faithful stably constituted in a particular church, whose pastoral care is entrusted to a pastor (parochus) as its proper pastor (pastor) under the authority of the diocesan bishop.
Quote from the Canon Law of the Catholic Church
A Catholic Parish may have more than one Church or chapel
What is a Catholic School?
A Catholic School is a school which is connected to the Catholic Church and is usually in line with the local laws and curriculum and includes a Catholic ethos.
What is a Religious House?
A Religious House is a place where members of a religious order reside - the house may be open to the public or may be enclosed - depending on the type of Religious Order and the purpose of the house itself. Please check before visiting
What is a Catholic Chaplaincy?
A Catholic Chaplaincy will be place which ministers to a particular type of person. This may be a Language or cultural group, a University chaplaincy catering to students, a Prison Chaplaincy ministering to Prisoners or a Hospital/Hospice caring for those who are unwell and those that care for them.
What is a Catholic Organisation or Association?
There are many Catholic Organisations and Associations. They are diverse in the purpose and membership. They may be run by priests or by lay people and they mey be registered charities or they may be initiatives or movements without a specific structure.
