St Charles Borromeo
12 Jarratt Street HU1 3HB
Tel: 01482 329100
E-mail stcharleshull@stcharleshull.karoo.co.uk
Clergy
Very Rev. Canon Michael Loughlin
Also in residence: Polish Chaplain. Tel: (01482) 216272.
Service Times
Sunday Masses: 10am, 6.30pm
Holy days: Vigil 6.30pm, 12.10pm
Week days:
Confessions
Friday 4pm-4.30pm, Saturday 10am-11am, 4pm-4.30pm
Benediction
Sunday 6pm
Facilities
Full access facilities for wheelchairs (access plus disabled toilet)
Loop system for hearing-aid users
General
SVP, Legion of Mary, RCIA
Holy Hour Vocations – Monday 8.30am-9.30am.
Chaplaincy to Hull Royal Infirmary.
History
Its origins go back to 1779 and to chapels in Posterngate, destroyed in the Gordon Riots, and to North Street (1799). The present church was built in 1829 (Architect: John Earle), widened in 1835 (Architect: J J Scholes), and substantially altered in 1894 (Architects: Smith Brodrick and Lowther). The mission/parish was known in its earlier phases as Ss Peter and Anne and then St Augustine.
12 Jarratt Street HU1 3HB
Tel: 01482 329100
E-mail stcharleshull@stcharleshull.karoo.co.uk
Clergy
Very Rev. Canon Michael Loughlin
Also in residence: Polish Chaplain. Tel: (01482) 216272.
Service Times
Sunday Masses: 10am, 6.30pm
Holy days: Vigil 6.30pm, 12.10pm
Week days:
- Monday: Please call to check
- Tuesday: 12.10pm
- Wednesday: 12.10pm
- Thursday: 12.10pm
- Friday: 12.10pm
- Saturday: 12.10pm
Confessions
Friday 4pm-4.30pm, Saturday 10am-11am, 4pm-4.30pm
Benediction
Sunday 6pm
Facilities
Full access facilities for wheelchairs (access plus disabled toilet)
Loop system for hearing-aid users
General
SVP, Legion of Mary, RCIA
Holy Hour Vocations – Monday 8.30am-9.30am.
Chaplaincy to Hull Royal Infirmary.
History
Its origins go back to 1779 and to chapels in Posterngate, destroyed in the Gordon Riots, and to North Street (1799). The present church was built in 1829 (Architect: John Earle), widened in 1835 (Architect: J J Scholes), and substantially altered in 1894 (Architects: Smith Brodrick and Lowther). The mission/parish was known in its earlier phases as Ss Peter and Anne and then St Augustine.
