WHO WE ARE

St George and St Teresa Catholic Church, Dorridge, forms part of the Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham and serves the area comprising the villages of Knowle, Dorridge, Bentley Heath, Eastcote, Barston, Chessets Wood and Hockley Heath.

PARISH CENTRE

A modern purpose-built centre available for community use

Our Parish Centre offers a large multi-purpose hall with kitchen facilities, also a conference room with tables and comfortable chairs offering flexible layout and toilets (including baby-changing facilities and separate toilet for disabled).

UNFORTUNATELY, due to current COVID-19 regulations the parish centre is closed until further notice (5 Nov 2020)

CHURCHES TOGETHER IN KNOWLE, DORRIDGE & BENTLEY HEATH

Part of Churches Together in England

We meet regularly with fellow  members of our Christian community, sharing our faith and social outreach through meetings and acts of worship.

SPIRITUAL READING COURSE

The Imitation of Christ

Thomas a Kempis

Father Rob will be leading us in another spiritual reading course. This time he has chosen 'The Imitation of Christ' by Thomas a Kempis. Please see the parish newsletter for further information

CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF BIRMINGHAM

Archbishop Bernard Longley

The Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham extends from Stoke in the North to the River Thames in the South.
It includes seven cities and five counties; an area with over five million people.
It serves a Catholic population of approximately 450,000 through a network of 217 parishes and some 240 schools.
There are some 250 Diocesan priests (50 are in retirement) assisted by some 80 Permanent Deacons.
Under Church Law the Parishes are grouped into 18 Deaneries which themselves are grouped into three Areas - each being overseen by an Auxiliary Bishop responsible for the Area.

THE SVP SUPPORTING THE BETHANY FOODBANK

The SVP is a Catholic charitable society whose aim is 'faith in action'.  Our parish SVP group do daily deliveries of food & supplies to Food Banks, homeless shelters, as well as to drop in centres for asylum seekers & refugees. Due to the current situation, the main Food Bank that they work with are desperately short of provisions and are struggling to meet demand for the most deprived areas of Birmingham. They need urgent donations of food, cleaning products, toiletries and baby products on a large scale. Donations can be dropped off at local addresses for the SVP team to collect every Thursday.   

USCCB DAILY MASS READINGS

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