Hallam

The Diocese of Hallam was founded on 30 May 1980, and is the newest Catholic diocese in England. It incorporates parts formerly in the dioceses of Leeds and Nottingham and consists of the county of South Yorkshire, parts of the High Peak and Chesterfield districts of Derbyshire, and the district of Bassetlaw in Nottinghamshire. It is a suffragan diocese in the Province of Liverpool, and is subject to the Archdiocese of Liverpool. The cathedral is in Sheffield, and is dedicated to St Marie. 73 churches were visited for Taking Stock (2015).

Sheffield (Crookes) – St Vincent

An attractive polygonal design of 2001, with a top-lit sanctuary. It is the successor to a George Goldie church built... Read More

Sheffield (Ecclesall) – St William of York

A church which has grown from a modest stone-built chapel of 1905. It was significantly enlarged in the interwar period... Read More

Sheffield (Gleadless) – St Anthony

A functional dual-purpose church and hall, built to serve a new post-war suburb from designs by Reynolds & Scott,... Read More

Sheffield (Hackenthorpe) – Our Lady of Lourdes

A large church built by Reynolds & Scott to serve a post-war housing estate, its design a modern interpretation of... Read More

Sheffield (Handsworth) – St Joseph

A substantial stone church in Perpendicular Gothic style built from designs by the notable Sheffield architects M. E... Read More

Sheffield (High Green) – St Mary

A small church in lancet Gothic style, with attached school and house, built in the 188os with the support of the Duke... Read More

Sheffield (Hillsborough) – Sacred Heart

A striking, monumental interwar design by C. M. Hadfield in modern Romanesque style, with Art Deco massing. High... Read More

Sheffield (Lane Top) – St Patrick

A stripped modern design rooted in historic forms, the apse and tapering tower serving as a local landmark. The austere... Read More

Sheffield (Manor) – St Theresa of the Child Jesus

A large post-war church in modern Byzantine style by John Rochford, occupying a prominent location in a planned housing... Read More

Sheffield (Meadowhead) – Our Lady of Beauchief and St Thomas of Canterbury

A notable interwar designed by Adrian Gilbert Scott in Lombard Romanesque style and built on a Greek cross plan. The... Read More

Sheffield (Parson Cross) – St Thomas More

A pioneering, but altered, multipurpose church of the late 1960s, embodying post-Vatican II ideas about church design... Read More

Sheffield (Rivelin) – St Michael’s Cemetery Chapel

A cemetery chapel of 1877-8 by the notable Catholic architect Charles Hadfield, largely paid for a local donor, with... Read More

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