Our Lady and St. Cuthbert RC Church Berwick-upon-Tweed Northumberland
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Who we are
Our Lady and St. Cuthbert RC Church is serving the Berwick-upon-Tweed community and engaging and encouraging others through a life-changing journey in Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland.
Our mission is to nurture a diverse and welcoming community, committed to following fearlessly wherever God is leading us and make Disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of Berwick-upon-Tweed and the world!
Our mission is to nurture a diverse and welcoming community, committed to following fearlessly wherever God is leading us and make Disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of Berwick-upon-Tweed and the world!
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64 Ravensdowne
Berwick-upon-Tweed,
Northumberland
TD15 1DQ
United Kingdom
Phone: (01289) 307297
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Church Pastor
Fr Paul Jenkins OCarm
Parish Priest
Our Lady & St. Cuthbert's Church
64 Ravensdowne
Berwick upon Tweed,
Northumberland
TD15 1DQ
64 Ravensdowne
United Kingdom
Phone: (01289) 307297
Download Parish Priest Fr Paul Jenkins OCarm vCard
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Roman Catholic
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Part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Hexham & Newcastle
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Fr Paul Jenkins OCarm
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Parish Priest
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Reverend Father
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Our Lady & St. Cuthbert's Church
64 Ravensdowne
Berwick upon Tweed
Northumberland
TD15 1DQ
64 Ravensdowne
Berwick upon Tweed
Northumberland
TD15 1DQ
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Parking around the church is restricted to Permit Holders only. Please park in the Parade Car Park, at the junction of Parade and Church Street then walk along Parade taking the first right down Ravensdowne to the church. A Parking Disc must be displayed when parked in the Car Park and these are available from a number of shops in the town.
Our Lady and St. Cuthbert RC Church Mass Times
Saturday Vigil 6.00pm
Sunday Morning 9.30am
Sunday Evening No Sunday evening Mass
Daily Mass on Tuesday and Thursday at 10.00am
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Sunday Morning 9.30am
Sunday Evening No Sunday evening Mass
Daily Mass on Tuesday and Thursday at 10.00am
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Our Lady and St. Cuthbert RC Church History
The present Church was built to accommodate about three hundred people and opened on the 25th June 1829. The parish priest was Father Birdsall.
In 1851 the Mass attendance numbered about 200; which figure, if Berwick can be compared with other non-rural congregations such as Alnwick, would give a total congregation of around 600. From the registers it would appear that just over half of them were Irish immigrants or their children. For the remainder of the century the size of the congregation fluctuated, but overall there was a steady, though small, increase. In 1929 the total congregation was put at around 900.
Among the parishioners, the Liddell-Grainger family of Ayton Castle and Sir Hubert and Lady Annie Jerningham, of Longridge Towers were prominent benefactors of the Church. The Liddel-Grainger family made a gift to the church of the Stations of the Cross, dated 1910, in memory of Henry Liddell-Grainger. In 1914 Sir Hubert Jerningham died. Both he and Lady Jerningham are buried in the church grounds, where there are memorials to them.
In 1852, the picture on the ceiling of the Agony in the Garden was presented to the church by a parishioner, James Grieve, of Ord House. The inscription states that the picture was given to James Grieve by King Charles the Tenth of France and Navarre. There is an unsubstantiated story that the King gave the painting to James Grieve in settlement of gambling debts.
1925 saw the opening of a new side-chapel dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The chapel was given by the Liddell-Grainger family in memory of Alice Paton (nee Liddell –Grainger).
In 1979 the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the church was celebrated. Mass was said by the Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle, and among those present were clergymen from other denominations, Mr Alan Beith, Berwick’s M.P and representatives of Berwick Borough Council.
Taken , with permission, from, “ A History of the Church of Our Lady and St. Cuthbert Berwick on Tweed”. J.M. Rowley. 1991
In 1851 the Mass attendance numbered about 200; which figure, if Berwick can be compared with other non-rural congregations such as Alnwick, would give a total congregation of around 600. From the registers it would appear that just over half of them were Irish immigrants or their children. For the remainder of the century the size of the congregation fluctuated, but overall there was a steady, though small, increase. In 1929 the total congregation was put at around 900.
Among the parishioners, the Liddell-Grainger family of Ayton Castle and Sir Hubert and Lady Annie Jerningham, of Longridge Towers were prominent benefactors of the Church. The Liddel-Grainger family made a gift to the church of the Stations of the Cross, dated 1910, in memory of Henry Liddell-Grainger. In 1914 Sir Hubert Jerningham died. Both he and Lady Jerningham are buried in the church grounds, where there are memorials to them.
In 1852, the picture on the ceiling of the Agony in the Garden was presented to the church by a parishioner, James Grieve, of Ord House. The inscription states that the picture was given to James Grieve by King Charles the Tenth of France and Navarre. There is an unsubstantiated story that the King gave the painting to James Grieve in settlement of gambling debts.
In 1979 the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the church was celebrated. Mass was said by the Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle, and among those present were clergymen from other denominations, Mr Alan Beith, Berwick’s M.P and representatives of Berwick Borough Council.
Taken , with permission, from, “ A History of the Church of Our Lady and St. Cuthbert Berwick on Tweed”. J.M. Rowley. 1991
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Our Lady and St. Cuthbert RC Church listing was last updated on the 19th of April, 2023
