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St Cuthbert
Newcastle upon Tyne
Tyne and Wear
NE3 3QR
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Who we are
St Cuthbert in Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear is a Christian congregation serving the Newcastle upon Tyne community and seeking, engaging, and encouraging others through a life-changing Christian journey.
We seek to be a loving, friendly community that worships God, and serves others. We place a high priority on teaching from the Bible and following the example of Jesus.
Our vision is to impact and renew Newcastle upon Tyne and beyond with the transforming message of Jesus Christ through words and actions.
Come as you are - we'd love to get to know you.
We seek to be a loving, friendly community that worships God, and serves others. We place a high priority on teaching from the Bible and following the example of Jesus.
Our vision is to impact and renew Newcastle upon Tyne and beyond with the transforming message of Jesus Christ through words and actions.
Come as you are - we'd love to get to know you.
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Hillsview Avenue
North Kenton
Newcastle upon Tyne,
Tyne and Wear
NE3 3QR
North Kenton
United Kingdom
Phone: (0191) 286 9673
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Church Pastor
Fr Michael Purtill
Parish Priest
Hillsview Avenue
North Kenton
Newcastle upon Tyne,
Tyne and Wear
NE3 3QR
North Kenton
United Kingdom
Phone: (0191) 286 9673 / 07513013305
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Quote of the Day
Psalms 28:7
The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in him, and I am helped...
The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in him, and I am helped...
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Catholic Church
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St Cuthbert's is easily approached from Gosforth or the A1
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Mass Times
Saturday Vigil 6:00 PM
Sunday Morning 10:00 AM
No Sunday evening mass
As a result of the continuing rise in covid cases it has been decided that congregational Masses at St Cuthbert's will be cancelled until further notice.
God bless and stay safe.
Fr Michael
Mass Times last updated on the 8th of February, 2021
Saturday Vigil 6:00 PM
Sunday Morning 10:00 AM
No Sunday evening mass
As a result of the continuing rise in covid cases it has been decided that congregational Masses at St Cuthbert's will be cancelled until further notice.
God bless and stay safe.
Fr Michael
Mass Times last updated on the 8th of February, 2021
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St Cuthbert History
St Cuthbert's was originally based in Coxlodge, having been part of St Charles' parish until 1939. Two months before the outbreak of war St Charles' parish moved to Gosforth and Fr McGinn was appointed as parish priest of the mow re-names St Cuthbert's Coxlodge. Fr McGinn was parish priest until 1946 when he was replaced by Fr James Crawford, recently returned from service as an army chaplain.
The Coxlodge premises comprised a four classroom school serving 5 to 15 year olds. A folding screen separated off the altar and sacristy and parishioners sat at school desks or on low wooden benches.
Fr Crawford set about providing the buildings we have today; in Kenton rather than Coxlodge to take account of the planned post-war expansion in house building. First came St Cuthbert's Primary School in 1956 followed by St Thomas More Secondary School in 1959 (serving a catchment area which extended to Jesmond, Cowgate and Westerhope) and finally the church and presbytery in 1960.
The old school premises at Coxlodge which had served the parish so well reached the end of their useful life and were demolished to make way for St James' church which was opened in 1976. Sadly, after only 17 years St James' was badly in need of repair and the decision was made to close it.
St Cuthbert's Kenton, however, remains at the centre of a growing community. Since the early 1950's there has been a steady growth of housing in Kenton, Fawdon, Montagu, Kenton Bar, Kingston Park, Redhouse Farm, Kenton Bank Foot etc. A start has recently been made on Newcastle Great Park to provide a mix of housing, the majority of which will be in St Cuthbert's parish. With a nominal Catholic population of 5000, St Cuthbert's has the highest estimated population in the Hexham and Newcastle Diocese according to the Northern Catholic Calendar.
In recent years, at the instigation of the then parish priest Fr John McElone, the church at Kenton has been re-ordered, in effect turning the inside of the building around and providing a new Narthex and Parish Room. At the same time (1995) a stained glass window was provided in the sanctuary, depicting a view of St Cuthbert's Island and the mainland from Holy Island, which St Cuthbert loved so much. A decorative banner was also designed and produced by a group of women in the parish, showing our patron saint and various elements of his life. We feel sure that St Cuthbert and Fr Crawford would have approved.
The Coxlodge premises comprised a four classroom school serving 5 to 15 year olds. A folding screen separated off the altar and sacristy and parishioners sat at school desks or on low wooden benches.
Fr Crawford set about providing the buildings we have today; in Kenton rather than Coxlodge to take account of the planned post-war expansion in house building. First came St Cuthbert's Primary School in 1956 followed by St Thomas More Secondary School in 1959 (serving a catchment area which extended to Jesmond, Cowgate and Westerhope) and finally the church and presbytery in 1960.
The old school premises at Coxlodge which had served the parish so well reached the end of their useful life and were demolished to make way for St James' church which was opened in 1976. Sadly, after only 17 years St James' was badly in need of repair and the decision was made to close it.
St Cuthbert's Kenton, however, remains at the centre of a growing community. Since the early 1950's there has been a steady growth of housing in Kenton, Fawdon, Montagu, Kenton Bar, Kingston Park, Redhouse Farm, Kenton Bank Foot etc. A start has recently been made on Newcastle Great Park to provide a mix of housing, the majority of which will be in St Cuthbert's parish. With a nominal Catholic population of 5000, St Cuthbert's has the highest estimated population in the Hexham and Newcastle Diocese according to the Northern Catholic Calendar.
In recent years, at the instigation of the then parish priest Fr John McElone, the church at Kenton has been re-ordered, in effect turning the inside of the building around and providing a new Narthex and Parish Room. At the same time (1995) a stained glass window was provided in the sanctuary, depicting a view of St Cuthbert's Island and the mainland from Holy Island, which St Cuthbert loved so much. A decorative banner was also designed and produced by a group of women in the parish, showing our patron saint and various elements of his life. We feel sure that St Cuthbert and Fr Crawford would have approved.
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