Bishop_John_RawsthorneII

Rt Rev John Rawsthorne
Bishop of Hallam

Deanery Councils
Deanery Councils
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Deanery Councils

These were established by the Assembly of the Diocese. Although not every Deanery has an active Council there are some which have very active sub-committees. Among these are Sheffield North Deanery which has an active Liturgy & Spirituality Group and also a Mission & Unity Group.

In the Deaneries of Sheffield North and Barnsley there has been several liturgical music formation sessions with the Director of Music. It is hoped that this programme will be extended to one further Deanery in 2011. preliminary discussions are already in progress.
 
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Sheffield North Deanery Council

The Deanery pastoral Council contact is Rev Deacon Andrew Crowley.

The Deanery comprises the following parishes: Sacred Heart (Hillsborough); St Ann's (Deepcar); St Catherine's (Burngreave); St Francis (Sandygate); St Marie's Cathedral (City Centre); St Mary (High Green); St Mary (Penistone); St Patrick's (Sheffield Lane Top); St Thomas More (Parsons Cross); St Vincent's (Walkley)
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