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Rt Rev John Rawsthorne
Bishop of Hallam

A message from Bishop John PDF Print

Welcome to the revised website of the Diocese of Hallam, launched only a few weeks after the historic visit of Pope Benedict XVI to the United Kingdom.  

The website gives a snapshot of our diocese. It is full of information concerning parish and religious communities, diocesan services, organisations, schools and events. This website, however, is more than just information. It reminds us of the resources we have for the mission of the Church in the world around us. Our mission is to be the Body of Christ in the world. We seek to be a prayerful community of love, whose presence serves and proclaims the Good News.

Whether you are a frequent visitor to our site or have come across it for the first time, thank you for visiting us. We trust you will find all the information presented here to be of interest to you.

May God bless us all

+John

 
A Brief History PDF Print

Formed 30th May 1980 by the division of the Dioceses of Leeds and Nottingham and consisting of the County of South Yorkshire, parts of the High Peak and Chesterfield Districts of Derbyshire, and the District of Bassetlaw in Nottinghamshire under the patronage of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour

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The Bishop of Hallam PDF Print

Rt Rev John Rawsthorne

- Born in Crosby, Merseyside, 12th November 1936
- Ordained priest, 16th June 1962
- Ordained Bishop of Rotdon and Auxiliary in Liverpool by Archbishop Worlock, 16th December 1981
- Translated to the See of Hallam, 3rd July 1997

Residence: Bishop's House, 75, Norfolk Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S2 2SZ
Tel & Fax: 0114 278 7988
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