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Deceased Clergy Active Priests Rev Christopher Ainslie (14.7.2018) St Peter-in-Chains Presbytery, Chequer Road, Doncaster DN1 2AA 01302 342068 Rev William Bergin (11.7.87) c/o Bishop's House Rev Declan Brett (21.4.17) Parish of Corpus Christi Sacred Heart, Goldthorpe Sacred Heart and St Helen, Hoyland St Michael and All Angels, Wombwell The Presbytery, 23 Park Street, Wombwell, Barnsley S73 0HQ Phone: 01226 752372 Rev Andrew Browne (16.7.88) St Ann, Deepcar St Ann's Presbytery, Haywood Lane, Deepcar, Sheffield, S36 2QQ 0114 2882187 email: [email protected] Rev John F Cooke (17.3.01) St William of York, Ecclesall Road St William’s Presbytery, Ecclesall Road, Sheffield S11 8TL 0114 266 2034 The Sacred Heart, Hillsborough The Sacred Heart Presbytery, 479 Langsett Road, Sheffield S6 2LN 0114 2343580 email: [email protected] Rev Peter Cullen (31.8.75) c/o Bishops House Rev T Craig Elliott VF (13.7.85) Dean, Doncaster Deanery Our Lady of Mount Carmel and St. Mary Magdalen, Doncaster St Thomas of Canterbury, Kirk Sandall (Chapel of Ease to Armthorpe) The Presbytery, 134 Armthorpe Road, Intake, Doncaster DN2 5SF 01302 323936 email: [email protected] Rev Craig Fitzpatrick, (9.7.2005) c/o Bishop's House Rev Andrew Graydon, (21.7.79) Active Priests St Joseph, Dinnington St Joseph’s Presbytery, 1 Swinston Hill Road, Dinnington, Sheffield S25 2RX 01909 562664 email: [email protected] Rev Patrick Harrigan (28.6.2019) St Marie's Cathedral Cathedral House, Norfolk Street, Sheffield S1 2JB 0114 272 2522 (Fax: 0114 276 3861) email: [email protected] Rt Rev Ralph Heskett CSsR, Bishop of Hallam Translated to See of Hallam 10th July 2014 Secretary: Mrs Sheila Parden Residence: Bishop’s House, 75, Norfolk Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S2 2SZ Tel & Fax: 0114 278 7988 Email: [email protected] Rev Damian Humphries VF (27.6.1999) Dean, Barnsley Deanery Our Lady and St James, Worsbrough Holy Rood, Barnsley The Presbytery, 70 West Street, Worsbrough, Barnsley S70 5DJ 01226 284961 Rev Dominic Jenkinson (18.7.2020) Our Lady, Queen of Peace Church of The Annunciation, Chesterfield Church of The Holy Family, Chesterfield The Presbytery, 2 Spencer Street, Chesterfield S40 4DS 01246 232686 Rev Mgr William Kilgannon, (20.6.65) Mother of God and St Wilfrid, Sheffield St Wilfrid’s Presbytery, St Ronan’s Road, Sheffield S7 1DX Active Priests 0114 255 0827 email: [email protected] Rev Lee Marshall, (13.7.13) 10 St Ronan's Road, Sheffield S7 1DX [email protected] 07912 290687 Rev Peter Damien McGuire, (13.3.71) Immaculate Conception, Spinkhill 28 College Rd., Spinkhill, Sheffield S21 3YB 01246 432289 email: [email protected] Rev Mark Gregory McManus VF (16.7.88) Dean, Sheffield Deanery St Joseph, Handsworth The Presbytery, St Joseph’s Road, Handsworth, Sheffield S13 9AT 0114 269 3175 email: [email protected] St Charles Borromeo St Charles Street, Sheffield S9 3WU Rev John Metcalfe (10.11.73) Saint Michael The Archangel - Hathersage Our Lady of Sorrows - Bamford The Rectory, Main Road, Hathersage, Hope Valley S32 1BB 01433 650352 Rev Paul O’Hara (9.12.96) St Helen, Oldcotes (Parish of St Jude) St Joseph The Worker (Parish of St Jude) St Mary (Parish of St Jude) Saint Helen, Main Street, Oldcotes S81 8JF 01909 730315 email: [email protected] Rev Christopher Posluszny, (11.7.87) Cathedral Dean Active Priests St Marie's Cathedral Holy Family, Arbourthorne St Oswald, Wybourn Cathedral House, Norfolk Street, Sheffield S1 2JB 0114 272 2522 (Fax: 0114 276 3861) email: [email protected] Rev Darren James Reid (22.7.95) St Peter-in-Chains Presbytery, Chequer Road, Doncaster DN1 2AA 01302 342068 Rev Mgr John Ryan, (30.7.78) St Bede, Masbrough Forty Martyrs, Kimberworth (Chapel of Ease to St Bede's) St Bede’s Presbytery, Station Road, Rotherham S60 1HF 01709 562012 [email protected] Rev Albert Savaille, (15.4.78) St Catherine of Alexandria, Burngreave St Catherine’s Presbytery, 23 Melrose Road, Sheffield S3 9DN 0114 249 8225 St Patrick Barnsley Road, Sheffield S5 0QF Rev Mgr Desmond Sexton VG (11.7.87) Immaculate Conception, Herringthorpe Blessed Trinity, Wickersley St Gerard, Rotherham St Mary’s Presbytery, 238 Herringthorpe Valley Road, Rotherham S65 3BA 01709 363753 email: [email protected] Rev Kevin Thornton, (28.5.61) St Francis of Assisi St Francis Presbytery, 277 Sandygate Road, Sheffield S10 5SD 0114 263 0383 - email: [email protected] Rev Adrian Tomlinson VF (19.7.03) Dean, Chesterfield Deanery and Bassetlaw Deanery Our Lady, Queen of Peace Church of The Annunciation, Chesterfield Church of The Holy Family, Chesterfield Active Priests The Presbytery, 2 Spencer Street, Chesterfield S40 4DS 01246 232686 Rev Martin Trask VF (22.7.95) Dean, Rotherham Deanery St Joseph, Rawmarsh St Joseph, Wath Upon Dearne Email: [email protected] Rev Patrick Walsh, (4.6.78) St Vincent, Walkley and Crookes 40 Pickmere Road, Crookes, Sheffield S10 1GY 0114 268 0716 Retired Priests Rev Terence Boyle (27.5.61) (Retired) 13 West End Terrace, Bradford BD2 2LD 07908 531477 Rev Terence Brebner, (20.5.67) (Retired) The Presbytery, Wingfield Road, Kimberworth, Rotherham S61 4AZ 01709 551271 Rev Martin Clayton, (15.4.75) (Retired) 8 Caroline Court, Marsh Avenue, Hope, Hope Valley, Derbyshire S33 6RX 01433 208038 email: [email protected] Rev Frank Flynn, (24.9.61) (Retired) Presentations Sisters Care Centre, Chesterfield Road, Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4 3FT 01629 582953 email: [email protected] Rev Antony Hayne, K.H.S., (15.4.70) (Retired) c/o Bishop’s House Rev Geoffrey Hurst, (8.11.03) (Retired) 4 Bosworth House, Priory Walk, Hinckley LE10 1JT 01455 632509 email: [email protected] Rev Mgr Peter Laurence Kirkham (20.2.66) (Retired) The Presbytery, 101 Wingfield Avenue, Worksop, Notts S81 0SF 01909 473373 Rev Mgr David Kirkwood, (26.7.75) (Retired) c/o Bishop's House Rev Leonard May, (16.4.50) (Retired) 13 Stag Lane, Rotherham S60 3NR 01709 305891 Rev Denis Norman, (28.4.90) (Retired) c/o Bishop's House email: [email protected] Rev Bernard O’Brien, (8.6.63) (Retired) c/o Bishop's House email: [email protected] Retired Priests Rev Patrick O’Connor, (21.6.64) (Retired) 62 Cemetery Road, Mexborough S64 9PN 07415 051542 email: [email protected] Rev Augustine O’Reilly (3.6.73) (Retired) c/o Bishop's House Rev Roy Pannell, (14.7.01) (Retired) 8 Spencer Street, Chesterfield S40 4SD Rt Rev John Rawsthorne, Emeritus Bishop of Hallam c/o Bishops House Rev James Shryane, (6.6.65) (Retired) Holy Rood Rectory, George Street, Barnsley S70 1AX 01226 203730 Rev Shaun Smith, (9.3.68) (Retired) c/o Bishop's House Rev Brian Stocks, (27.5.95) (Retired) c/o Bishop’s House email: [email protected] Rev Donald Stoker, (25.6.61) (Retired) The Presbytery, Morrell Street, Maltby, Rotherham, S66 7LH 01709 941679 07579 056137 email: [email protected] Rev Thomas Gerald White, (18.6.61) (Retired) email: [email protected] Rev John Windle, (2.5.09) (Retired) Flat 3, Newcastle House, 37 Bridgegate, Retford, Notts DN22 7UX Email: [email protected] Rev Arthur Wrightson, (22.8.79) (Retired) c/o Bishop's House Italian Chaplains Rev Antonio Serra, 65 Little Horton Lane, Bradford BD5 0HU Polish Chaplains Rev Kasimierz Bidzinski, Polish Church of Our Lady, Windmill Lane, Mansfield NG18 2AL 01623 626 470 Rev Daniel Glocko Polish Chaplaincy, Doncaster St-Peter-In chains, Chequer Road, Doncaster DN1 2AA 07564 413154 Rev Cezary Kraczkowski 33 Chequer Road, Doncaster, DN1 2AN 01302 349 014 Rev Jerzy Jan Prucnal Polish Chaplaincy, Doncaster St-Peter-In chains, Chequer Road, Doncaster DN1 2AA 01302 349014 Rev Leszek Seweryn , Polish Catholic Centre 32 Bristol Road, Sheffield S11 8RL 0114 263 1688 email: [email protected] Priests of Religious Orders Rev John Adikwu, C.M., Sacred Heart, Balby Saint Mary, Edlington Saint Mary Magdalene, Maltby The Presbytery, 44 Warmswoth Road, Balby, Doncaster DN4 0RR 01302 859167 Rev Michael Beattie, S.J., (19.7.67) Mount Saint Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield S21 3YL 01246 437127 (Fax: 01246 435511) email: [email protected] Rev Peter Iwuoha CM St Mary Magdalene Presbytery, Prospect Street, Cudworth, Barnsley S72 8JS 01226 710320 Rev Jude Lemeh C.M. Saint Mary Magdalene, The Presbytery, Prospect Street, Cudworth, Barnsley S72 8JS 01226 710320 Rev Sixtus Njoko, C.M. Saint Jospeh & Saint Teresa, Woodlands Saint Joseph & Saint Teresa's Presbytery, Welfare Road, Woodlands, Doncaster DN6 7QG 01302 330205 Rev John Nwadike, C.M. Sacred Heart, Balby St Mary, Edlington The Presbytery, 44 Warmsworth Road, Balby, Doncaster DN4 0RR 01302 859167 Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham Rev Richard Gomersall, (11.6.11) Dale View House, 14 Wignell Avenue, Wickersley, Rotherham S66 2AX 01709 546 441 email: [email protected] Blessed English Martyrs, Mexborough Rev David Stafford, (30.9.12) 4 Rylstone Court, Hackenthorpe, Sheffield S12 4NJ (Mobile) 07971 382 649 email: [email protected] Other Priests Resident in the Hallam Diocese Rev Joseph Aylookunnel, St Peter-in-Chains Presbytery, Chequer Road, Doncaster DN1 2AA 01302 342068 Rev Geoffrey Bottoms (Retired) Flat 5, Queen Victoria Road, Totley, Sheffield, S17 4HT 0114 236 3062 Rev John A Dane, (16.2.91) (Retired of Lexington USA Diocese) 193 Barnsley Road, Wombwell, Barnsley S73 8DR 01226 757226 Rev Bede Dike Our Lady of Lourdes, Sheffield Saint Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus, Sheffield The Presbytery, 30 Spring Water Avenue, Hackenthorpe, Sheffield S12 4HJ Tel: 0114 2486102
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