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President London WC1E 6AR Bishop Alan Williams Bishop of Brentwood, Cathedral House, Ingrave National Co-ordinator Road, Bentwood Essex CM15 8AT Mrs Roberta Canning 12, Grange Road, Cambridge CB3 9DU Chair E: [email protected] Sister Una Coogan IBVM Catholic Chaplaincy, Newman House Committee Members Harrisons Road, Edgbaston, Fr Paul Wilkinson Birmingham B15 2TT Howard House, 2 Station Approach, Falmer, Brighton BN1 9SD Secretary Fr Mark Swires Miss Marie Therese Lacey University of Essex Chaplaincy, Wivenhoe Park Liverpool Hope University Colchester, Essex CO4 3SQ The Chaplaincy, Hope University
Treasurer For rapid access to details of Catholic chaplains Sister Carolyn Morrison in universities in England and Wales go to Newman House, Gower Street www.catholicsatuniversity.org.uk
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Aberystwyth University (Menevia Diocese) Aston University (Birmingham Archdiocese) Catholic Parish of Aberystwyth Fr Raymond Corbett Fr Paul Joseph Martin Luther King Chaplaincy Centre, E: [email protected] Aston Triangle, Aston University, Birmingham B4 7ET Alsager: Manchester Metropolitan T: 0121 204 4277 University (Shrewsbury Diocese) E: [email protected] Fr Tony Grace St Gabriel’s, 140 Lawton Road, Alsager, Bangor University (Wrexham Diocese) Cheshire ST7 2DE Raymond Bayliss T: 01270 872542 Catholic Chaplaincy, Ty Acwin, College Road, E: [email protected] Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 2DB T: 01248 353777 Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge E: [email protected] Campus, (East Anglia Diocese) W: https://facebook.com/ Rosina Abudulai bangor.catholic.chaplaincy Our Lady and English Martyrs Catholic Church, Hills Road, Cambridge CB2 IJR Bath University and Bath Spa University T: 01223 224860 College (Clifton Diocese) E: [email protected] Fr William McLoughlin Osm Mrs A.J. Gate Anglia Ruskin University Chelmsford Ss Peter and Paul, 112 Entry Hill, Campus (Brentwood Diocese) Combe Down, Bath BA2 5LS Fr Hugh Allan T: 01225 832096 Our Lady Immaculate Catholic Church, E: [email protected] 178 New London Road, W: www.bath-catholics.org.uk Chelmsford CM2 0AR Or: Catholic Chaplaincy House, T: 01245 353898 5-6 Harley Street, Bath BA1 2SE
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T: 01225 465917 Chaplaincy, Talbot House, University of E: [email protected] Bournemouth, Fern Barrow, Poole BH12 5BB W: www.bath.ac.uk/admin/chaplaincy T: 01202 965581/ 01202 962262
University of Bedfordshire: Bedford Bradford University Campus (Northampton Diocese) (Leeds Diocese) Fr Wayne Coughlin Fr Christopher Angel Holy Cross Church, 355 Goldington Road, St Joseph’s Presbytery, 40 Pakington Street, Bedford MK41 0DP Bradford BD5 7LD T: 01234 353116 (Church) T: 01274 720299 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] University of Bedfordshire: Luton Campus (Northampton Diocese) Brighton University (Arundel & Brighton Diocese) Tree House Chaplaincy, University of Ms Claire Barrie, The Chaplaincy, The Steam Bedfordshire, Park Square, Luton LU1 3JU House, 8 Pelham Place, Lewes Road, Brighton T: 01582 743360 BN2 4AF T: 01273 642955 University of Bedfordshire: Milton Keynes Campus (Northampton Diocese) Bristol University Fr Francis Higgins (Clifton Diocese) E: [email protected] Fr Rupert Allen E: [email protected] Birmingham University University Catholic Chaplaincy, 103 Queens (Birmingham Archdiocese) Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1LL Fr Stefan Laszczyk T: 0117 914 0003 E: [email protected] W: www.briscathchap.org.uk Sr Dr Una Coogan Ibvm E: [email protected] Bristol: University of The West of England (Clifton Diocese) Catholic Chaplaincy, Newman House, Fr Rupert Allen 29 Harrisons Road, Edgbaston, E: [email protected] Birmingham B15 3QS University Catholic Chaplaincy, 103 Queens T: 0121 454 4395 Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1LL Or: St Francis Hall, University of Birmingham, T: 0117 914 0003 Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT Website: www.briscathchap.org.uk T: 0121 414 7000/7001 W: www.bham.ac.uk/chaplaincy Uwe Ecumenical Chaplaincy Centre, The Octagon, Frenchay Campus, Birmingham City University Coldharbour Lane, Bristol BS16 1QY Sr Christina McCann Csj T: 0117 32 83979 103 Anderton Park Road, Moseley, Birmingham B13 9DS Brunel University T: 0121 449 3854 (Archdiocese of Westminster) M: 07974 150365 Sr Mary Kenefick Smg E: [email protected] The Meeting House, Brunel University, Uxbridge UB8 3PH Miss Jenifer Cummings E: [email protected] Cedd House, 80 Aldridge Road, Birmingham B42 2TP Buckingham: University Of Buckingham T: 0121 331 5345 (Northampton Diocese) E: [email protected] Rev. John Lovelock St Bernardine of Siena Catholic Church, Bolton University (Salford Diocese) Chandos Road, Buckingham MK18 1aL Fr Andrew Pastore T: 01280 813105 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Fr Reginald Amanze E: [email protected] Buckinghamshire: High Wycombe (Northampton Diocese) Bournemouth University Mr Tony King (Plymouth Diocese) T: 07702647890 Sr Mata Heleno E: [email protected]
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CATHOLIC CHAPLAINS IN HIGHER Rev. Richard Walsh EDUCATION (cont.) E: [email protected] The Chaplaincy, Derby University, Kedleston Buxton: Derby University, Buxton Campus Road, Derby DE22 1GB (Nottingham Diocese) T: 01332 591878 Rev. Don Lavery E: [email protected] Derby: Buxton Campus Don Lavery. E: [email protected]
Cambridge University (East Anglia Diocese) Durham University (Hexham & Newcastle Fisher House, Guildhall Street, Diocese) Cambridge CB2 3NH Fr Andrew Downie Mgr Mark Langham St Cuthbert’s Presbytery, Old Elvet, T: 01223 742190 Durham DH1 3hHL E: [email protected] T: 0191 384 3442 All details from website: E: [email protected] www.fisherhouse.org.uk Or E: catholic.society@ durham.ac.uk chaplaincy Canterbury Christ Church University W: www.durhamcatholic.org Contact The Kent University Catholic Chaplaincy East Anglia University (East Anglia Diocese) Rev. Andrew Eburne, The Chaplaincy, Cardiff University (Cardiff Archdiocese) University of East Anglia, Norwich NR4 7TJ Fr Sebastian Jones T: 01603 592168 The Catholic Chaplaincy, 62 Park Place, E: [email protected] Cardiff CF10 3AS W: www.uea.ac.uk/chaplaincy T: 029 2022 9785 E: [email protected] Essex University (Brentwood Diocese) Or contact [email protected] Fr Mark Swires W: www.cf.ac.uk./suon/catholic/ Catholic Chaplaincy, University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester, Essex C04 3SQ Carmarthen. See Trinity St David’s T: 01206 872018 E: [email protected] Chester University (Shrewsbury Diocese) Fr Paul Shaw Exeter University (Plymouth Diocese) St Werburgh’s Church, Grosvenor Park Road, Fr Michael Wheaton Chester CH1 1QJ E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Assistant Chaplain: Donna Cooper W: www.stwerburghchester.co.uk E: [email protected] Chaplaincy Administrator: Ann Edwards Coventry University (Birmingham E: [email protected] Archdiocese) T: 01302 271191 Fr Jimmy Lutwama, AJ Catholic Chaplaincy, Boniface House, Ss Mary & Benedict, 52a Raglan Street Glenthorne Road, Exeter EX4 4QU Coventry CV1 5QF E: [email protected] T: 0247 625 8901 Falmouth University and Exeter University Cranfield University (Northampton Diocese) Penryn Campus (Plymouth Diocese) Fr Francis Higgins Fr Anthony O’Gorman E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Cumbria University University Of South Wales: Glamorgan Fr John Millar (Cardiff Diocese) Our Lady and St Joseph Catholic Church, Fr Allan Davies-Hale Warwick Square, Carlisle CA1 1LB E: [email protected] E: [email protected] St Dyfrigs Presbytery, Broadway, Trefforest, Pontypridd CF37 1DB Derby University (Nottingham Diocese) Chaplaincy Centre (Ecumenical), 20 Llantwit Fr Mark Brentnall Road, Treforest, Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan The Presbytery, Hollis St, Alvaston, CF37 1TR Derby DE24 8QU T: 01443 402439 T: 01332 574474 W: www.glam.ac.uk/student/ E: [email protected] chaplaincy/index.php
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Greenwich University (Menevia Diocese) (Southwark Archdiocese) Fr Keith Evans Awaiting Appointment Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Pontfaen Road, Chaplaincy, University of Greenwich, Lampeter, Ceredigion SA48 7BS Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, Greenwich. London SE10 9LS Lancaster University (Lancaster Diocese) T: 0208 331 8271 or 0208 331 9854 Fr Philip Conner W: www.gre.ac.uk/students/ support/chaplaincy E: [email protected] St Joseph’s Church, Lancaster and Sheffield Hallam, University (Hallam Chaplaincy Centre, University of Lancaster, Diocese) Bailrigg, Lancaster LA1 4YW Fr Lee Marshall T: 01524 594080 E: [email protected] W: www.lancs.ac.uk/users/chap_cen
Hertfordshire University Lancaster: St Martin’s College – (University of (Westminster Archdiocese) Cumbria) Lancaster Diocese Fr Pius Duke Contact Lancaster University Chaplain E: [email protected] Leeds & Leeds Metropolitan Universities Huddersfield University (Leeds Diocese) (Leeds Diocese) Rev. Keith Ballard Fr Peter Kravos E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Hull University Leeds Universities Catholic Chaplaincy (Middlesborough Diocese) 5 St Mark’s Avenue, Leeds LS2 9BN Fr William Massie T: 0113 243 8263 Catholic Chaplaincy, 113-115 Cottingham Road, W: www.uilcc.org Hull HH5 2DW T: 01482 343216 Leeds Trinity University E: [email protected] (Leeds Diocese) W: www.hull.ac.uk/cathchap Hannah Hayward E: [email protected] Imperial College, London Danielle Roman, Chaplaincy Administrator (Westminster Diocese) E: [email protected] Fr Oliver Keenan Op Fr Peter Kravos E: [email protected] Leeds Trinity University Brownberrie Lane, The Chaplaincy, Imperial College Horsforth, Leeds LS18 5HD T: 0113 283 7199; F: 0113 283 7200 Keele University (Birmingham Archdiocese) (Reception) Niall Hammond E: [email protected] Leicester University and De Montfort St Martin House, 17 Church Plantation, Keele University (Nottingham Diocese) University, Keele, Staffs ST5 5AY Fr David Rocks OP, Holy Cross Priory, T: 01782 628352 (House) 45 Wellington Street, Leicester LE1 6HW 01782 734918 (Chaplaincy) T: 0116 255 3856 (Priory) E: [email protected] Kent University (Southwark Archdiocese) E: [email protected] Fr Peter Geldard Or: The Gatehouse, Leicester University E: [email protected] Chaplaincy St John Stone House, 41 St Thomas Hill, T: 0116 285 6493 Canterbury, Kent CT2 8HW T/F: 01227 462198 DMU Chaplaincy, Campus Centre M: 07970 228762 W: www.catholicchaplaincyleicester.org.uk Office: 01227 823348 E: [email protected] Lincoln University and Bishop Grossteste W: www.cathsoc.org University (Nottingham Diocese) Fr Matthew Jakes Kingston University (Southwark Archdiocese) E: [email protected] Fr Michael Lovell Helen Townsend St Raphael’s Catholic Church, Portsmouth E: [email protected] Road, Surbiton, Surrey KT6 4EL St Hugh’s Rectory, 34 Broadgate, Lincoln LN2 5AQ Lampeter (Trinity St David’s) T: 01522 528961
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CATHOLIC CHAPLAINS IN HIGHER London: School of Oriental and EDUCATION (cont.) African Studies Olivia Raw Liverpool University & Liverpool John E: [email protected] Moores (Liverpool Archdiocese) Fr Neil Ritchie London: University of Westminster E: [email protected] Sr .Catherine Cruz Liverpool University Catholic Chaplaincy E: [email protected] Philip Neri House, 30 Catharine Street, Liverpool L8 7NL London: Queen Mary University T: 0151 709 3858 (Westminster Diocese) W: www.cathchap.org.uk Fr Andrew Connick Or Contact Sr Rachel Duffy FCJ, 53 Cranborne E: [email protected] Road, Wavertree, Liverpool L15 2HY St. Benet’s Chaplaincy, Queen Mary, T: 0151 733 5475 University of London, Mile End Road, E: [email protected] London E1 4NS T: 020 7387 6370 Liverpool Hope University (Liverpool Archdiocese) London: Goodenough College Marie Therese Lacey, Catholic Chaplain Fr Brian Creak The Chaplaincy, Hope University College, E: [email protected] Hope Park, Liverpool L16 9JD T: 0151 291 3545/3546 East London: University of East London E: [email protected] (Uel) (Brentwood Diocese) Fr Philip Thomas London Central (Westminster Archdiocese) E: [email protected] Fr Stephen Wang (Senior HE Chaplain) St. Antony’s Church, St Antony’s Road, E: [email protected] Forest Gate, London E7 9QB Newman House, 111 Gower Street, T: 0203 664 9763 London WC1E 6AR T. 0207 387 6370 London: Goldsmiths’ University W: www.universitycatholic.net Sr Anouska Robinson-Biggin FCJ The following can also be contacted Chaplaincy House, 56 Amersham Road, at Newman House: New Cross, London SE14 6QE Sr Mary Kenefick, Smg, MA (UCL and Brunel) Tel: 0208 692 6931 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Mobile: 07553 986316 Sr Carolyn Morrison – Social Outreach Chaplain London: South Bank E: [email protected] as Goldsmith’s but Chris Castell – Pastoral Associate E: [email protected] E: [email protected] London: St Mary’s University (Westminster London Ucl Diocese) Sister Mary Kenefick Smg Catholic Chaplains: E: [email protected] T: 020 8240 4002 M: 07553 986316 Fr Peter Newby E: [email protected] London City University Caroline Stanton Sr Catherine Cruz E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Louise Gordon E: [email protected] London: (Kings, Institute of Ed.) Waldegrave Road, Strawberry Hill, (Westminster Diocese) Twickenham, Middlesex TW1 4SX Fr John Mcfadden OMI Chaplaincy Office: E: [email protected] T: 020 8240 4331 John Withers – Chaplaincy Assistant W: www.stmarys.ac.uk/chaplaincy E: [email protected] London: Kings College, Guy’s Campus London School of Economics (Southwark Archdiocese) Fr Stephen Wang Laurence Jasper E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Newman House, 111 Gower Street, 62 Henrietta Raphael House, Guy’s Campus, London WC1E 6AR Kings College, London SE1 1UL
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London: Roehampton University Nottingham University (Nottingham Diocese) (Southwark Archdiocese) Fr Jonathan Rose Ginny Jordan-Arthur E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Lee Marsh. E: [email protected] The Chaplaincy, Digby Stuart College, Chaplaincy and Faith Support, C1 Portland Roehampton Lane, London SW15 5PH Building, University of Nottingham, University T: 020 8392 3003 Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD W: www.roehampton.ac.uk/dchaplaincy/ T: 0115 951 3930 & 3931 W: www.nottingham.ac.uk/chaplains London: Royal Holloway (Arundel & Brighton Diocese) Nottingham Trent University Fr John Dickson (Nottingham Diocese) E: [email protected] Fr John Mccay, 29 Charnwood Grove, 91a Harvest Road, Englefield Green, West Bridgford NG2 7NT Surrey TW20 0QR T: 0115 981 4271 T: 01784 437280, Office: 01784 414358 Oxford University (Birmingham Archdiocese) Loughborough University Fr Matthew Power SJ (Nottingham Diocese) E: [email protected] Rev. Chris Stevens. Fr Nicholas King SJ E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Fr Ian Tomlinson SJ Manchester University and Manchester E: [email protected] Metropolitan University and Royal Rebecca Short Northern College of Music E: [email protected] Fr Peter Scally SJ, lead chaplain E: [email protected] Oxford Catholic Chaplaincy, Rose Place, Fr Brendan Callaghan SJ St Aldate’s, Oxford 0X1 1RD E: [email protected] T: 01865 276993 Fr Jim Crampset SJ W: www.catholic-chaplaincy.org.uk E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Br Geoff te Braake SJ Catholic Society – Newman Cathsoc – E: [email protected] www.facebook.com/oxford.cathsoc Sr Cecilia Connolly FCJ Sr Alicia Perez FCJ Oxford: Oxford Brookes University (Birmingham Archdiocese) Newcastle University and University of Fr Prem Fernando Northumbria (Hexham & Newcastle Diocese) 62 London Road, Headington, Fr Andrew Shaw, Northumbria Oxford OX3 7PD Ms Mia Fox, Newcastle T: 01865 750463 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Catholic Chaplaincy, St Andrew’s Catholic W: www.brookes.ac.uk/student/ Church, 9 Worswick Street NE1 6UW services/chaplaincy/romancatholic.html W: www.catholicchaplaincy.org Plymouth University (Plymouth Diocese) Newman University Fr Jacek Kostuch (Birmingham Archdiocese) E: [email protected] Ms Margaret Holland Christ The King Chaplaincy, Armada Way, Newman University, Genners Lane, Bartley Plymouth PL1 2EN Green, Birmingham B32 3NT T: 01752 266523 T: 0121 476 1181 ext 2473 M: 07989 580487 Portsmouth University (Portsmouth Diocese) E: [email protected] Angela O’Donoghue W: www.newman.ac.uk/chaplaincy E: [email protected] Chaplaincy, Nuffield Centre, St Michaels Road, Northampton: University College Portsmouth PO1 2ED Northampton T: 023 92 84 3030 (Northampton Diocese) Fr. Philip Carroll, Catholic Chaplin of Portmouth Fr Andrew Behrens University, St. John's Catholic Cathedral, St Gregory’s, 22 Park Avenue North, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth PO1 3HG Northampton NN3 2HS E: [email protected] T: 01604 713015 T: 02392 826170 E: [email protected] W: www.port.ac.uk/departments/chaplaincy
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CATHOLIC CHAPLAINS IN HIGHER Sunderland University (Hexham & EDUCATION (cont.) Newcastle Diocese) Fr Marc Lyden Smith Preston: University of Central Lancashire E: [email protected] (Lancaster Diocese) St Mary’s Presbytery, 27 Bridge Street, Fr Stephen Patterson Sj Sunderland SR1 1TQ E: [email protected] T: 0191 567 5354 Fr Peter Randall SJ Miss Mary Palmer E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Chaplain to students studying in Preston St Wilfrid’s, Winkley Square, Preston Pr1 3jj Surrey University (Arundel & Brighton Diocese) Reading University (Portsmouth Diocese) Mr John Mccarthy Fr Stanislaus Gibzinski More House, 12 Queen Eleanor’s Road, E: [email protected] Onslow Village, Guildford, Surrey GU2 7SL Dorinda Bray, Assistant Catholic Chaplain T: 01483 571091 Catholic Chaplaincy, Office: 01483 682755 29 Upper Redlands Road, Reading RG1 5JJ E: [email protected] T: 0118 926 8869 W: www.surrey.ac.uk/chaplains/cathsoc W: www.reading.ac.uk/chaplaincy Sussex University Salford University (Salford Diocese) (Arundel and Brighton Diocese) Sr Teresa Wild Fmsj Fr Paul Wilkinson E: [email protected] Howard House. 2 Station Approach, Falmer, Catholic Chaplaincy, University House, Brighton BN1 9SD University Of Salford, Salford M5 4wt T: 01273 698032 T: 0161 295 5961 Campus Office: 01273 873879 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Fr Shaun Braiden St James’ Roman Catholic Church, Pendleton Swansea University (Menevia Diocese) Way, Salford M6 5JA Fr Calito Reyes T: 0161 736 1935 St Benedict’s Presbytery, Llythrid Avenue, Swansea, SA2 0JJ Sheffield University T: 01792 298412 Fr Lee Marshall Catholic Chaplaincy, 12 Uplands Crescent, E: [email protected] Uplands, Swansea SA2 0PB Catholic Chaplaincy to the T: 01792 472465 Sheffield Universities E: [email protected] The Catholic Chaplaincy, 7 Wellesley Road, Sheffield S10 2SY Teesside University (Middlesbrough Diocese) T: 0114 2681197 W: www.jx10ministries.org Trinity St David’s, Lampter Campus Fr Keith Evans Sheffield Hallam University Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Pontfaen Road, Contact Fr Lee Marshall Lampeter, Ceredigion, SA48 7BS E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Warwick University (Birmingham Archdiocese) Southampton University (Portsmouth Diocese) Fr Harry Curtis Sr Vaentina Stilo St Joseph The Worker, De Montfort Way, E: [email protected] Coventry CV4 7DU The Chaplaincy: 41 University Road, T: 0247 6419111 Southampton SO17 1BJ E: [email protected] T: 023 8059 4622 Chaplaincy, University Of Warwick, Gibbet Hill M: 0798388 3377 Road, Coventry CV4 7AL
Southampton Solent (Portsmouth Diocese) Wolverhampton University Sr Emiliana Silva (Birmingham Archdiocese) E: [email protected] Fr Mark Crisp Ss Peter & Paul, North Street, Staffordshire University Wolverhampton WV1 1RJ (Birmingham Archdiocese) T: 01902 423005 Awaiting Appointment Or: Chaplaincy Centre, University of
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Wolverhampton, Molineux Street, Fr Kevin Melody O.Carm. Wolverhampton WV1 1SB E: [email protected] T: 01902 322903 Whitefriars, More House, Heslington, York E: [email protected] YO10 5DX E: aaron humphriss [email protected] T: 01904 410446 Chaplaincy: 01904 433131 York University (Middlesbrough Diocese) W: www.york.ac.uk/univ/chap/
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An organisation serving all chaplains working in Faith Wheat, St Augustine’s Catholic College, Primary and Secondary Catholic education Wingfield Road, Trowbridge BA14 9EN sectors. T: 01225 350001 W: www.acceuk.org.uk E: [email protected]
Kate Purnell, Ss Peter and Paul Catholic National Co-ordinator: College, Highfield Road, Widnes, Cheshire Diana Polisano, c/o ACCE Administrator, WA8 7DW. T: 0151 424 2139 The Diocesan Centre, Mornington Crescent, E: [email protected] Mackworth, Derby DE22 4BD T: 01332 293833 Ext. 202 Matt Robinson, St Gregory’s Catholic College, E: [email protected] Combe Hay Lane, Bath BA2 8PA E: [email protected] National Executive: Tina Fishwick, c/o ACCE Administrator James Ryan, Cardinal Pole Catholic School, The Diocesan Centre, Mornington Crescent, 205 Morning Lane, London E9 6LG Mackworth, Derby DE22 4BD T: 020 8985 5150 Ext. 2130 T: 01332 293833 Ext. 202 E: [email protected]
DIOCESAN CHAPLAINCY CO-ORDINATORS Since the publication of ‘Chaplaincy, The Change and The Challenge’ diocesan co-ordinators for school chaplaincy have been appointed by local bishops for most dioceses of England and Wales. The co-ordinator plans the “provision of appropriate local training for newly-appointed full and part- time school and college chaplains in the diocese, as well as offering support and training for existing chaplains”. (Chaplaincy, The Change and The Challenge, pg 24)
DIOCESE OF ARUNDEL AND BRIGHTON DIOCESE OF EAST ANGLIA Rev. Stephen Ortiger OSB Rev. Mark Hackeson E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
ARCHDIOCESE OF BIRMINGHAM DIOCESE OF HALLAM Ms Rebecca Roseman Ms Bernie Healy E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
DIOCESE OF BRENTWOOD DIOCESE OF HEXHAM AND NEWCASTLE Miss Claire Bailey Rev. Michael McCoy [email protected] E: [email protected]
ARCHDIOCESE OF CARDIFF DIOCESE OF LANCASTER Rev. Bernard Sixtus Canon Luiz Ruscillo E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
DIOCESE OF CLIFTON DIOCESE OF LEEDS Ms Ann Fowler Fr Martin Kelly E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
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DIOCESAN CHAPLAINCY DIOCESE OF PORTSMOUTH CO-ORDINATORS (cont.) Rev. PJ Smith E: [email protected] ARCHDIOCESE OF LIVERPOOL Rev. Mark Beattie DIOCESE OF SALFORD E: [email protected] Andrea Velarde E: [email protected] DIOCESE OF MENEVIA No designated person DIOCESE OF SHREWSBURY Mrs Cath Duffy DIOCESE OF MIDDLESBROUGH E: [email protected] Fr Philip Cunnah E: FrPhilip.Cunnah@ ARCHDIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK dioceseofmiddlesbrough.co.uk Mrs Barbara Ring E: [email protected] DIOCESE OF NORTHAMPTON Alex Heath ARCHDIOCESE OF WESTMINSTER E: [email protected] Rev David Reilly & Patricia Hedley E: [email protected] DIOCESE OF NOTTINGHAM E: [email protected] Rev. John Paul Leonard E: [email protected] DIOCESE OF WEXHAM: no designated person DIOCESE OF PLYMOUTH E: [email protected] Sarah Adams E: [email protected]
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES AND INSTITUTES OF HIGHER EDUCATION
BLACKFRIARS, OXFORD T: 01865 286101 Originally founded in 1221, Blackfriars is the Assistant Superior: Rev. Joseph Munitiz, house of study of the English Dominican Librarian: Rev. Peter Edmonds Studium and a Permanent Private Hall of the Resident Tutors & Lecturers: University of Oxford. It offers full ordination Rev. Peter Edmonds, (Biblical Studies), courses for clerical students, courses in Philip Endean, (Theology), Gerard J Hughes, philosophy and theology for lay people and is (Philosophy), Nicholas King, (Theology), able to accept students wishing to read for Antoni Üçerler (Oriental Studies & Modern some degrees of the University. Languages). W: www.campion.ox.ac.uk Blackfriars, Priory of the Holy Spirit, 64 St Giles, Oxford OX1 3LY LIVERPOOL HOPE UNIVERSITY T/F: 01865 278441 Liverpool Hope brings together three E: [email protected] foundations: the Anglican St Katherine’s Regent: Very Rev. Dr Simon Francis Gaine OP, College (1844), Notre Dame College (founded STL, MA, DPhil by the Sisters of Notre Dame in 1856) and Vice-Regent: Rev. David Goodill OP, STLic, Christs College (founded by the CES in 1965). MA, MPhil, STD W: www.bfriars.ox.ac.uk It is the only ecumenical University of its kind in Europe, providing a wide range of CAMPION HALL, OXFORD undergraduate and taught & research A Permanent Private Hall of the University of postgraduate programmes in Humanities, Oxford conducted by the Society of Jesus. Theology & Religious Studies, Education, Science & Social Sciences, Business, Campion Hall, Oxford OX1 1QS Computer Science and Creative & Performing T: 01865 286100, Arts. As a Christian foundation the University F: 01865 286148 consciously seeks to ‘educate in the round - E: [email protected] educating the whole person in mind, body and Master: Dr Nicholas Austin SJ spirit’.
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Chancellor: The Baron Guthrie of Cragiebank Director: Fr Edward Clare B.Sc., S.T.L. GCB LVO OBE DL Maryvale House, Old Oscott Hill, Birmingham, Patrons: The Archbishop of Liverpool and the B44 9AG. Bishop of Liverpool T: 0121 360 8118 Vice-Chancellor & Rector: F: 0121 366 6786 Professor Gerald J Pillay BA, BD, DTheol, PhD. E: [email protected] Liverpool Hope University, Hope Park, W: www.maryvale.ac.uk Liverpool L16 9JD T: 0151 291 3403 MATER ECCLESIAE COLLEGE F: 0151 291 3100 The Ecclesiastical Faculties of Theology and E: [email protected] Philosophy (formerly known as the Bellarmine W: www.hope.ac.uk Institute), originally founded by the English Province of the Society of Jesus, were MARGARET BEAUFORT INSTITUTE OF transferred from Heythrop College to St Mary’s THEOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE University on 17th July 2019. They operate as a Offers degrees from the Universities of College within the University and now depend Cambridge, Durham and Anglia Ruskin on the Bishops’ Conference. University, Cambridge. An Institute of Theology St. Mary’s University, Waldegrave Road, for women, integrating academic theology and Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, London TW1 4SX pastoral theology, founded in 1993 by the Canonesses of St Augustine. Research and Chancellor: H.E. Vincent Cardinal Nichols PhL, Sabbatical opportunities. The Institute is the MA, MEd, STL Catholic Member of the Cambridge Theological Rector: The Right Rev Mgr Roderick Strange Federation. DPhil, STL, FRSA Chair of Council: Professor Janet Soskice T: 020 8240 1030 Chair of Directors: Mrs Roberta Canning E: [email protected] Principal: Dr Anna Abram Dean of Theology: The Very Rev John Canon Director of Research: Dr Férdia Stone-Davis O’Leary STB, PhL, PhD Director of Studies: Dr Louise Nelstron T: 020 7272 3415 Pastoral Outreach Co-ordinator: Miss Susan E: [email protected] Price Clerk: Paul Barber MA(Cantab:) MA(Canon 12 Grange Road, Cambridge CB3 9DU Law), JCL, FCCT T: 01223 741039 T: 020 7901 1900 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.margaretbeaufort. cam.ac.uk NEWMAN UNIVERSITY, BIRMINGHAM MARYVALE INSTITUTE, BIRMINGHAM Founded by the Catholic Education Service in Maryvale Institute is a Catholic college, founded 1968. by the Archdiocese of Birmingham, which offers Newman University, Genners Lane, Bartley part-time distance-learning further and higher Green, Birmingham B32 3NT education courses in Catholic theology, T: 0121 476 1181; F: 0121 476 1196 philosophy, catechetics and related subjects. E: [email protected] The Institute is based in the historic Maryvale Vice-Chancellor: Prof Jackie Dunne (from House, which has a unique place in the history March 2020) of the Catholic Church in England since the Pro-Vice-Chancellor Formative Education: Reformation, first as a centre of recusant Prof Duncan Lawson, BA, DPhil, FHEA, FIMA, worship and ministry, then the first seminary for CMath, NTF the training of priests in England. It was also the Pro-Vice-Chancellor Research & Scholarship: first Catholic home of Blessed John Henry Prof Peter Childs, BA (Econ), BA (OU), MA, Newman and, finally, as a home for religious PhD, FHEA orders serving the social needs of the time, University Secretary and Registrar: Ms Andrea before it assumed it present role in 1980. Bolshaw BSc, MBA, CMgr, MCMI, FAUA Maryvale’s degree programmes are Director of Finance & Corporate Services: externally validated by institutions including the Mr Tony Sharma, BA; Open University and Liverpool Hope University. Chaplain: Ms Margaret Holland MA. Since 2011 Maryvale has incorporated a Higher Institute of Religious Sciences, The university offers Single and Joint Honours canonically erected by the Holy See through degrees in the Arts, Humanities, Social which it awards ecclesiastical degrees at Sciences, Business, Sport, Health and undergraduate and postgraduate level, Wellbeing. It also offers Initial Teacher validated by the Faculté Notre Dame, Paris. Education, Education, Multi-Professional Practice and Early Childhood courses; plus President: The Archbishop of Birmingham Foundation and Top-up degree pathways.
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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES AND studies in the Catholic Faith, such as the MA in INSTITUTES OF HIGHER EDUCATION Catechesis and Evangelisation, validated by Newman University, Birmingham (cont.) Franciscan University Steubenville, Ohio.
Initial Teacher Education (with recommendation Patrons: The Bishop of Plymouth, for QTS) BA Primary; PGCE Primary; PGCE H.E. George Cardinal Pell. Secondary; School Direct; SCITT. Postgraduate Rector: Fr Guy de Gaynesford MA, BTh, STL and CPD inc MEd, MSc, MA, MPhil, PhD, Academic Director: Dr Andrew Beards MA, PhL, INSET for Catholic Schools. Theology related PhD (Calgary), PhD (Lateran) programmes: BA Theology; BA Philosophy, Director of Philosophy: Dr Timothy Walker Religion and Education; BA Youth and MChem (Oxon), BA, PGCE, PhD Community Work; PGCE Religious Education; Director of Theology: Dr Denise Clare Oliver Catholic Certificate in Religious Studies; MA in MA, STD Contemporary Christian Theology; MRes School of the Annunciation, Buckfast Abbey, Humanities (Theology); PG Cert Catholic Social Buckfastleigh, Devon TQ11 0EE Teaching; PG Cert Chaplaincy with Young T: 01364 645660 People E: [email protected] W: www.newman.ac.uk W: www.sota-edu.com
ST BENET’S HALL, OXFORD LEEDS TRINITY UNIVERSITY A Permanent Private Hall of the University of Leeds Trinity University was established in Oxford, governed by the St Benet’s Trust. 1966 by the CES and the Sisters of the Cross and Passion as two Catholic teacher training Master: Professor Richard Cooper colleges, Trinity College and All Saints College. Resident community: Rev. Oswald McBride Over the past 50 years the Institute has evolved OSB (Prior), and developed to become an acclaimed Rev. Gabriel Everitt OSB (Chaplain) university with a diverse education offer, but our St. Benet’s Hall, 38 St. Giles, Oxford OX1 3LN Catholic faith foundation remains central to our T: 01865 280556 activities. E: [email protected] W: www.st-benets.ox.ac.uk Chancellor: Deborah McAndrew Vice-Chancellor: Professor Margaret House ST MARY’S UNIVERSITY Leeds Trinity University, Brownberrie Lane, Founded by CES in 1850 Horsforth, Leeds LS18 5HD St. Mary’s University, Waldegrave Road, T: 0113 283 7103. Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, London E: [email protected] TW1 4SX W: www.leedstrinity.ac.uk Chancellor: H.E. Vincent Cardinal Nichols PhL, MA, MEd, STL THE VON HUGEL INSTITUTE FOR Vice-Chancellor: Prof Francis Campbell CRITICAL CATHOLIC ENQUIRY T: 020 8240 4001 The Von Hügel Institute (VHI) for Critical E: [email protected] Catholic Inquiry is an interdisciplinary research hub inspired by Catholic thought and culture, University Chaplain: Canon Peter Newby focused on contemporary global realities, and T: 020 8240 4006 dedicated to encounter, dialogue, and E: [email protected] transformation. Deputy Chaplain: Mrs Caroline Stanton
T: 020 8240 4002 The Institute is part of St Edmund's College, E: [email protected] University of Cambridge. Deputy Chaplain: Miss Louise Gordon T: 020 8240 4331 Director: Dr Philip McCosker E: [email protected] Contact: Von Hügel Institute, St Edmund's Choral Director: Mr Martin Foster College, Cambridge, CB3 0BN E: [email protected] T: 01223 336089 Mass: Sun 11am (all year), 6pm (Term time) E: [email protected] W: www.stmarys.ac.uk W: www.vhi.st-edmunds.cam.ac.uk
SCHOOL OF THE ANNUNCIATION The School of the Annunciation is a centre for adult formation at all levels, responding to the Church’s call for a New Evangelisation, in which the Catholic Faith is joyfully transmitted anew in all its beauty, depth and vigour. It is also a Catholic Institute of Higher Education, for higher
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CATHOLIC SIXTH FORM COLLEGES AQUINAS COLLEGE, STOCKPORT Christ the King: St Mary, Sidcup Provided by the Diocese of Shrewsbury. Large Principal: Mrs D Constantinou Mrs C Crampton Catholic sixth form college with 2,200+ 16-19- Chislehurst Road, Sidcup, Kent DA14 6BE year-old students on roll. Genuinely open- T: 020 8309 4760; access and non-selective with a strong adult W: www.ctksfc.ac.uk / www.ctkstmarys.ac.uk education provision. Principal: Mr Danny Pearson HOLY CROSS COLLEGE, Bury Principal’s PA: Mrs Janice Aikenhead A Catholic sixth form college and university Aquinas College, Nangreave Road, Stockport, centre with 2,170 students aged 16-19 and 523 Cheshire SK2 6TH adult HE students (382 undergraduates and 10 T: 0161 483 3237; F: 0161 487 4072 post-graduates in Bury, 131 undergraduates at E: [email protected] the St Mary’s, Blackburn campus) in W: www.aquinas.ac.uk partnership with Liverpool Hope University, Newman University, St Mary’s University and CARDINAL NEWMAN COLLEGE, Edge Hill University. The College was founded PRESTON in 1878 by, and shares the charism of, the Provided by the Diocese of Lancaster. The Daughters of the Cross of Liege. Trusteeship is college serves the needs of over 3,500 young with the Diocese of Salford. people from the Dioceses of Lancaster, Salford, Principal: Mr Daveth Frost, and the Archdiocese of Liverpool. PA: Jackie O’Rourke Principal: Mr Nick Burnham, T: 0161 762 4526 Cardinal Newman College, Larkhill Road, Holy Cross College, Manchester Road, Bury Preston PR1 4HD BL9 9BB T: 01772 460181; F: 01772 204671 T: 0161 762 4500; F: 0161 762 4501 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.cardinalnewman.ac.uk W: www.holycross.ac.uk
CARMIL COLLEGE, ST HELENS LORETO SIXTH FORM COLLEGE, Provided by the Archdiocese of Liverpool and MANCHESTER an associate College of the University of Founded by the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Liverpool. Mary (Loreto Sisters) in 1851. Principal: Mr Robert Peacock, Executive Principal: Mr Peter McGhee Carmel Sixth Form College, Prescot Road, Loreto Sixth Form College, Chichester Road St Helens, Merseyside WA10 3AG South, Manchester M15 5PB T: 01744 452200; F: 01744 452300 T: 0161 226 5156 Secretary: Ms Kath O’Hara F: 0161 227 9174. T: 01744 452210 W: www.loreto.ac.uk E: [email protected] W: www.carmel.ac.uk NOTRE DAME CATHOLIC SIXTH FORM COLLEGE, LEEDS CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC SIXTH Founded by the Sisters of Notre Dame in 1878 FORM COLLEGE and provided by the Diocese of Leeds. Provided by the Archdiocese of Southwark on Principal: Mrs Justine Barlow three campuses. PA: Mrs Jenny Firn Collegiate Principal: Mr R McAuliffe, Mrs S Razey Notre Dame Catholic Sixth Form College, E: [email protected]; St Mark’s Avenue, Leeds LS2 9BL W: www.ctk.ac.uk T: 0113 294 6644 F: 0113 294 6006. Christ the King: Emmanuel, Lewisham E: [email protected] W: Principal: Mr S Spearman www.notredamecoll.ac.u Belmont Grove, Lewisham, London SE13 5GE T: 020 8297 9433 ST BRENDAN’S SIXTH FORM COLLEGE, W: www.ctkemmanuel.ac.uk BRISTOL This college, located in the Diocese of Clifton, Christ the King: Aquinas, Brockley provides level 2 and 3 courses for over 1,800 Principal: Mr N Wells Mrs S Razey students aged 16-19, from the Catholic and Sprules Road, Hatcham, Brockley, London wider community. SE3 2NL Principal: Marian Curran T: 020 7358 2400 PA: Jane Chorley / De Stephens W: www.ctkaquinas.ac.uk E: [email protected]
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CATHOLIC SIXTH FORM COLLEGES ST JOHN RIGBY CATHOLIC SIXTH FORM St Brendan’s Sixth Form College, COLLEGE, ORRELL, WIGAN Bristol (cont.) An ‘Outstanding’ sixth form college provided by the Archdiocese of Liverpool. St Brendan’s Sixth Form College, Broomhill Rd, Executive Principal: Mr Peter McGhee Brislington, Bristol BS4 5RQ PA to the Principal: Mrs J Kelly T: 01179 77 77 66 St John Rigby College, Gathurst Road, Orrell, F: 01179 72 33 51 Wigan WN5 0LJ E: [email protected] T: 01942 214797 W: www.stbrn.ac.uk F: 01942 216514 E: [email protected] ST. CHARLES CATHOLIC SIXTH FORM W: www.sjr.ac.uk COLLEGE, KENSINGTON Provided by the Archdiocese of Westminster. ST MARY’S COLLEGE, BLACKBURN Principal: Mrs Elaine Taylor Founded in 1925 and provided by the Marist St Charles Catholic Sixth Form College, Fathers. St Charles Square, London W10 6EY Principal: Jenny Singleton, St Mary’s College, T: 020 8968 7755 Shear Brow, Blackburn BB1 8DX E: [email protected] T: 01254 580464 W: www.stcharles.ac.uk F: 01254 665991 PA: Julie Robinson ST DAVID’S CATHOLIC COLLEGE, E: [email protected] CARDIFF W: www.stmarysblackburn.ac.uk Provided by the Archdiocese of Cardiff and providing a full range of courses for XAVARIAN COLLEGE, MANCHESTER 16-19 years olds. An open access and non Founded by the Xaverian Brothers in 1907 and selective, the college which offers a broad provided by the Diocese of Salford, the college range of A level, GCSE and vocational has 2,300 students and 150 university courses. undergraduates. It provides a wide range of Principal: Mr Mark Leighfield, St David’s academic and BTec courses, level 1-level 4. Catholic College, Ty Gwyn Road, Penylan, The college also provides foundation year Cardiff CF23 5QD courses for bioscience, medicine, dentistry and T: 029-2049 8555 pharmacy through a unique partnership with F: 029-2047 2594 The University of Manchester. E: [email protected] Principal: Mr Tony Knowles Xaverian Sixth Form College, ST DOMINIC’s CATHOLIC SIXTH FORM Lower Park Road, Manchester M14 5RB COLLEGE, HARROW T: 0161 224 1781 Provided by the Archdiocese of Westminster, F: 0161 248 9039 offering A Level and BTEC qualifications for E: [email protected] 16-18 year olds. W: www.xaverian.ac.uk Principal: Mr Andrew Parkin, PA: Mrs Anna Doherty St Dominic’s Catholic Sixth Form College, Mount Park Avenue, Harrow on the Hill, Middlesex HA1 3HX T: 020 8422 8084 F: 020 8422 3759 E: [email protected] W: www.stdoms.ac.uk
ST FRANCIS XAVIWER SIXTH FORM COLLEGE, CLAPHAM Originally a foundation of the Xaverian Brothers in 1897, now provided by the Archdiocese of Southwark. Principal: Mrs S Flannery MA, St Francis Xavier Sixth Form College, Malwood Road, London SW12 8EN T: 020 8772 6000 F: 020 8772 6099 E [email protected] W: www.sfx.ac.uk
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THE ASSOCIATION OF CATHOLIC SIXTH FORM COLLEGES (ACVIC)
Chairman: Mr Danny Pearson, Principal, Aquinas College, Nangreave Road, Stockport, Cheshire SK2 6TH T: 0161 483 3237 F: 0161 487 4072 E: [email protected] W: www.aquinas.ac.uk
The Association of Catholic Sixth Form Colleges was established in 1980 as sixth form colleges of all types began to open up across the country, and all 15 Catholic Sixth Form Colleges in England and Wales are members. ACVIC works in close co-operation with the Catholic Education Service and their respective dioceses and trustees to defend and assert the distinctive characteristics of Catholic education in the 16-19 phase. It fosters a genuine collegiate spirit and close collaboration among the member colleges. ACVIC holds two conferences a year: Principals and Chairs of Governing Bodies meet in October, and Principals and Vice-Principals in March. The Chairmanship of ACVIC is held for two years by a serving Principal, supported by a Vice-Chair, to whom the chairmanship will pass.
THE CATHOLIC INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS’ CONFERENCE (CISC)
19 South Road, Hampton, Middlesex TW12 3PE E: [email protected] W: www.catholicindependentschools.com Chairman: Ms Antonia Beary MA, MPhil (Cantab) General Secretary: Dr Maureen Glackin BA, PGCE, MA, PhD, SFHEA Vice-Chair and Treasurer: Mr Antony Hudson MA (Cantab) PGCE NPQH
Catholic Independent Schools’ Conference (CISC) represents the community of Catholic Independent Schools in the UK and beyond, working together to promote and celebrate the global project of Catholic education, realised within the the unique identity of the independent sector. In so doing, CISC works with dioceses and national organisations, such as the CES and Educarem, to offer CPD programmes to member schools in areas that are core to the mission of Catholic education. In addition, it provides pastoral and spiritual support to heads and facilitates conversations with collaborative partners.
The CISC Annual Conference is a major event in the Catholic educational calendar in the UK. Noted for its collegial atmosphere and warm welcome, the Conference offers members the opportunity to meet, network and share best practice within a supportive environment. Inspirational speakers and workshops that focus on the distinctive nature of the Catholic school are set alongside provision for spiritual nourishment: Adoration of the blessed Sacrament, Confession and the Conference Mass. This synthesis of faith in educational life encapsulates CISC’s purpose in support of Catholic independent school leaders.