Diocese of Peterborough

Dioecesis Petroburgensis
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Coat of arms of the Diocese of Peterborough
Coat of arms
Location
Ecclesiastical provinceCanterbury
ArchdeaconriesNorthampton, Oakham
Statistics
Parishes352
Churches386
Information
CathedralPeterborough Cathedral
LanguageEnglish
Current leadership
BishopDebbie Sellin
SuffraganJohn Holbrook, Bishop of Brixworth
ArchdeaconsRichard Ormston, Archdeacon of Northampton
Alison Booker, Archdeacon of Oakham
Website
peterborough-diocese.org.uk

The Diocese of Peterborough forms part of the Province of Canterbury in England. Its seat is the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter, Saint Paul and Saint Andrew, which was founded as a monastery in AD 655 and re-built in its present form between 1118 and 1238.

History

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Founded at the Dissolution of the Monasteries in 1541 (it was until then part of the Diocese of Lincoln), the Diocese covers the areas of:

Until 1927 the Peterborough diocese covered what is now the (modern) Diocese of Leicester.[1]

Peterborough Abbey became a cathedral at the Reformation, one of six wholly new bishoprics founded under Henry VIII. On 4 September 1541 letters patent were issued converting the abbey church of Peterborough into a cathedral church, with a dean and chapter and ecclesiastical staff. The last abbot, John Chambers, was consecrated in his former abbey church on 23 October 1541 as the first Bishop of Peterborough.

A link with the Anglican Church of Kenya Diocese of Bungoma was formed by the two bishops following the Lambeth Conference in 1998.

Organisation

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The Diocese is divided into two Archdeaconries:

The parts of the City of Peterborough that are south of the River Nene and so, were in the historic county of Huntingdonshire rather than the Soke of Peterborough, fall within the Diocese of Ely. The previous Bishop of Peterborough was commissioned as Assistant Bishop in the Ely Diocese so he could exercise pastoral care in these parishes, which include Stanground, Orton, Woodston, Yaxley and Fletton.[2][3][4] Thorney, historically in the Isle of Ely and now within the boundaries of the Peterborough unitary authority area, is unaffected by this arrangement.[5]

Bishops

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The Bishop of Peterborough (Debbie Sellin) leads the diocese, and is assisted by the Bishop suffragan of Brixworth (John Holbrook). The suffragan see of Brixworth was created by Order in Council on 26 July 1988.[6]

Alternative episcopal oversight (for parishes in the diocese which reject the ministry of priests who are women) is provided by the provincial episcopal visitor, Norman Banks, Bishop suffragan of Richborough, who is licensed as an honorary assistant bishop of the diocese in order to facilitate his work there. There is also one former bishop, Ed Condry, living in the diocese who is licensed as honorary assistant bishop.[7]

List of churches

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APC = ancient parish church.

Not in a deanery

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Deanery of Brackley

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Deanery of Brixworth

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Deanery of Corby

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Benefice Popn. Parish Church List? Dates
Welland Valley Benefice[26] 3,180 Ashley: St Mary the Virgin St Mary the Virgin, Ashley I Med.
Cottingham: St Mary Magdalene St Mary Magdalene, Cottingham I Med.
East Carlton: St Peter St Peter, East Carlton I Med., reb. 1788
Stoke Albany: St Botolph St Botolph, Stoke Albany II* Med.
Weston-by-Welland: St Mary
the Virgin 		St Mary the Virgin, Weston-by-Welland II Med., reb. 1865
All Saints, Sutton Bassett II Med.
Wilbarston: All Saints All Saints, Wilbarston II* Med.
Harpers Brook Group[27] 4,992 Brigstock: St Andrew with
Stanion St Peter 		St Andrew, Brigstock I Med.
St Peter, Stanion I Med.
Lowick: St Peter St Peter, Lowick I Med.
Sudborough: All Saints All Saints, Sudborough II* Med.
Corby St Columba with
Rockingham[28][29] 		19,339 Corby: St Columba & the
Northern Saints 		St Columba & the Northern
Saints, Corby 		– 1957
Rockingham St Leonard, Rockingham II* Med., reb. C19
Corby St John with
Gretton[28][30] 		13,116 Corby: St John the Baptist
with the Epiphany 		St John the Baptist, Corby II* Med.
Gretton: St James the Great St James the Great, Gretton I Med.
Saints Peter, Andrew &
Michael[28][31][32] 		31,579 Corby: St Peter & St Andrew SS Peter & Andrew, Corby – reb. 1967
Great Oakley & Little Oakley:
St Michael 		St Michael & All Angels, Great Oakley II* Med.
Weldon[33] 7,005 Weldon with Deene:

St Mary the Virgin[33]

St Mary the Virgin, (Great) Weldon I Med.
6 benefices 79,211[34] 16 parishes 18 churches

Deanery of Daventry

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Benefice Popn. Parish Church List? Dates
Daventry[35] 28,104 Daventry: Holy Cross Holy Cross, Daventry I Med., reb. 1758
Braunston, Ashby
and Welton[36] 		2,566 Ashby St Ledgers: The Blessed
Virgin Mary & St Leodegarius 		The Blessed Virgin Mary & St
Leodegarius, Ashby St Ledgers1 		I Med.
Braunston All Saints, Braunston II Med., reb. 1849
Welton: St Martin St Martin's, Welton II* Med.
Staverton, Hellidon
and Catesby[37] 		743 Staverton: St Mary the Virgin St Mary the Virgin, Staverton I Med.
Catesby: St Mary & St Edmund SS Mary & Edmund, Catesby II C17, reb. 1862
Hellidon: St John the Baptist St John the Baptist, Hellidon II* Med.
Barby with Kilsby[38][39] 2,417 Barby: St Mary St Mary, Barby II* Med.
Kilsby: St Faith St Faith, Kilsby II* Med.
The Knightley Benefice[40] 1,749 Badby: St Mary St Mary the Virgin, Badby II* Med.
Charwelton: Holy Trinity Holy Trinity, Charwelton I Med.
Fawsley: St Mary the Virgin St Mary the Virgin, Fawsley I Med.
Newnham: St Michael & All Angels St Michael & All Angels, Newnham I Med.
Preston Capes: St Peter & St Paul SS Peter & Paul, Preston Capes II* Med.
Heyford etc[41] 3,513 Brockhall: St Peter & St Paul SS Peter & Paul, Brockhall II* Med.
Flore: All Saints All Saints, Flore II* Med.
Heyford: St Peter & St Paul SS Peter & Paul, Nether Heyford II* Med.
Stowe IX Churches: St Michael
with St James 		St Michael, Church Stowe I Saxon (tower)
St James, Upper Stowe II 1855
Bugbrooke, Harpole,
Kislingbury & Rothersthorpe[42] 		7,923 Bugbrooke: St Michael & All Angels St Michael & All Angels, Bugbrooke II* Med.
Harpole: All Saints All Saints, Harpole II* Med.
Kislingbury: St Luke St Luke, Kislingbury I Med.
Rothersthorpe: St Peter & St Paul SS Peter & Paul, Rothersthorpe II* Med.
Weedon, Everdon
and Dodford[43] 		3,418 Dodford: St Mary the Virgin St Mary the Virgin, Dodford I Med.
Everdon: St Mary St Mary, Everdon I Med.
Weedon Bec: St Peter & St Paul SS Peter & Paul, Weedon Bec II* Med.
8 benefices 50,433[34] 25 parishes 26 churches

1formerly St Leodegarius'

Deanery of Greater Northampton

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Benefice Popn. Parish Church List? Dates
Abington[44] 7,667 Abington: St Peter & St Paul SS Peter & Paul, Abington II* Med., reb. 1821
Billing[45] 15,261 Billing: St Andrew and All Saints All Saints, Little Billing II* Med.
St Andrew, Great Billing I Med.
Emmanuel Group (LEP)[46] 29,995 Northampton: Emmanuel Emmanuel, Northampton – 1974
Boothville Community Church N.B. 1990s, N.B.
Rectory Farm Community Church N.B. 1990s, N.B.
Dallington and St James[47] 13,783 Dallington: St Mary St Mary's, Dallington II* Med.
Northampton: St James St James, Northampton II 1868–71
Duston and Upton[48] 26,035 Duston and Upton St Luke's, Duston I Med.
St Francis, Duston – 1968
Grace Church Upton[49] N.B. 2021
Living Brook Benefice
with Far Cotton[50][51] 		16,317 Northampton: St Mary the Virgin St Mary's, Far Cotton II* est. 1875, b. 1885
Hardingstone: St Edmund St Edmund, King & Martyr,
Hardingstone 		II* Med.
Quinton & Preston Deanery:
St John the Baptist 		St John the Baptist, Quinton II* Med.
Piddington with Horton St John the Baptist, Piddington II* Med.
King's Heath[52] 4,726 King's Heath: St Augustine Church on the Heath (LEP) N.B. c. 1950
Kingsthorpe Team[53] 23,929 Kingsthorpe: St John the Baptist,
St David and St Mark 		St David, Kingsthorpe – 1940
St John the Baptist, Kingsthorpe I Med., reb. C19th
St Mark, Kingsthorpe – c. 1960
Moulton[54] 7,779 Moulton: St Peter & St Paul Moulton Parish Church I Med.
Northampton All Saints[55] 2,878 Northampton: All Saints with
St. Katherine and St. Peter 		All Saints, Northampton I Med., reb. 1680
Northampton Christ Church[56] 4,751 Northampton: Christ Church Christ Church, Northampton II 1904–06
Northampton Holy Sepulchre[57] 6,189 Northampton: Holy Sepulchre with
St Andrew & St Lawrence 		Holy Sepulchre, Northampton I Med.
Northampton Holy Trinity[58] 10,371 Northampton: Holy Trinity & St Paul Holy Trinity, Northampton II* c. 1910
Northampton St Alban[59] 11,882 Northampton: St Alban the Martyr St Alban's, Northampton – 1938
Northampton St Benedict[60] 19,176 Northampton: St Benedict St Benedict's, Northampton – 1982
Northampton St Giles[61] 4,603 Northampton: St Giles St Giles, Northampton I Med.
Northampton St Matthew[62] 7,635 Northampton: St Matthew St Matthew's, Northampton II* 1891–95
Northampton St Michael[63] 11,762 Northampton: St Michael & All
Angels with St Edmund 		St Michael & All Angels, N'ton II 1881–82
Weston Favell[64] 8,089 Weston Favell: St Peter St Peter's, Weston Favell II* Med.
Wootton[65] 14,550 Wootton St George the Martyr, Wootton I Med.
20 benefices 247,378[34] 24 parishes 31 churches

Deanery of Higham

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Deanery of Kettering

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Deanery of Oundle

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Deanery of Peterborough

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Deanery of Rutland

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Deanery of Towcester

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Deanery of Wellingborough

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Closed and former churches

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Dedications of medieval parish churches

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Chapels are in italics. See also List of civil parishes in Northamptonshire#Medieval parishes.

Dedications of post-medieval churches

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See also

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