The Diocese of Arundel and Brighton has 140 churches (as of 2005). The cathedral is in Arundel and is dedicated to Our Lady and St Philip Howard. The Diocese of Arundel and was established on 28 May 1965, taking areas that were formerly part of the Archdiocese of Southwark.
A very good rural church built from designs by Gilbert Blount for the Biddulph family of Burton Park. Well constructed... Read More
An individual, if a little austere, neo-Romanesque church by Frederick Walters, composed to give a sense of mass and... Read More
A modest brick church built originally in 1938 with later enlargements. Gabled, simple rectangular plan with a... Read More
St Gregory’s was built to serve the growing northern suburbs of Eastbourne. It was designed by A J M McDonough and... Read More
Roman Catholic Church. 1890-1903. By F A Walters. Buff sandstone and plain red tile roof. Decorated style. Chancel ,... Read More
The church of St Agnes is of brick with minimal stone dressings. Nave with aisles, transepts not projecting much... Read More
Our Lady of Sorrows is a nicely composed and well detailed, if traditional, building of some architectural quality. ... Read More
A good many churches were being built in the Romanesque style in the 1930s (as, for example, the series designed by... Read More
The Holy Name, Esher, is a fine church, designed in a conservative Romanesque style and carefully constructed with... Read More
St Clement’s Church is a striking building, and its bell-tower is a local landmark. Inside there are some... Read More
The Church of St Joan of Arc is one of the best works of John Edward Dixon-Spain and, as far as I know, the only... Read More
This is not a church of any special architectural interest. In 1978 the presbytery was built adjacent to the church... Read More
