Chapel of St Mary of the Angels, Bisley

Chapel of St Mary of the Angels, Bisley Administered from the Church Of The Immaculate Conception, Beeches Green, Stroud GL5 4AA Parish Priest Fr Gary Brassington.

A Roman Catholic chapel in the ancient Parish of Bisley, administered from the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Stroud. Since 2018 the chapel has not been a Mass centre, but an ecumenical community meets weekly for Liturgy of the Word and Vespers (5pm on Sundays) and regular Taize services. History
A small, simple Arts and Crafts design of 1930 by a well-known Catholic architect, Wilfrid Mangan. In 1916 permission was granted to Edward Raymond Barker for Mass to be said in his private oratory. More permanent arrangements came in 1930 when Charles Meek, another Bisley resident, gave funds for building a church at Bisley in thanksgiving for his conversion. It was built on land belonging to the Raymond Barker Estate. The foundation stone was laid by Fr Dunstan Sargent OP, parish priest at Stroud, on Rosary Sunday, October 1930.

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Far Wells Road
Bisley
GL67AQ

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