Church Overview

The church, designed by Walter R Watson, was opened in 1907 to cater for the mainly Irish immigrants who had come to settle in the area. Nearby there had been a chapel to St Roch built in 1506 but it was one of the casualties of the Reformation. The red-brick façade features a large window over the paired doors. Clerestory windows light the interior. Alterations were carried out in 1999 to enhance its simplicity and beauty.

Services

Saturday Vigil 5.30 pm, Sunday 9 and 11.45 am, Weekdays 10 am

Opening Arrangements

Open on schooldays 9 am – 3.15 pm

Disclaimer

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