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.
St Barnabas, Molesey, is an attractive church both inside and out. It stands on a corner site and, in consequence,... Read More
The Sacred Heart is a modest round-arched style building the character of which has been eroded by changes over the... Read More
The land for the church was given by local writer and historian Sheila Kaye-Smith who died in 1956 and the church was... Read More
If All Saints’ Church were still in its original form, as built and designed by James Leonard Williams, it would... Read More
An interesting ‘modern’ church building with a pleasant and functional feel. It would be interesting to know... Read More
A good example of a church by F A Walters built to a generous budget. Church. Built in 1896. Architect F A... Read More
A simple and unexceptional building, though in the local context it is of some merit, being constructed of local flint... Read More
The Holy Family, Reigate, is a worthy but slightly dour building. The design is old fashioned for its date. ... Read More
One of Henry Bingham Towner’s better churches but nonetheless not special architecturally. For its time it is very... Read More
Not unattractive but of no particular architectural significance. The church of St Joseph’s is a... Read More
An unusual church and very much a self conscious essay in early Lombardic Romanesque. Complete and little altered.... Read More
An attractive but unremarkable building architecturally, of some townscape merit. ... Read More
