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St Gabriel's Church, Walsall

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Country
  
Churchmanship
  
Traditional Catholic

Architectural style
  
Art Deco

Province
  
Archdeaconry
  
Denomination
  
Consecrated
  
4 February 1939

Diocese
  
Dedication
  
Gabriel

Architect
  
Website
  
www.fifparish.com/stgabrielwalsall

Parish
  
St. Gabriel, Fullbrook, Walsall

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St Gabriel's Church is a Church of England parish church in Walsall, West Midlands. Its parish includes Fullbrook, Bescot, The Delves, Palfrey, and Tamebridge and Yew Tree.

History

During the development of the area in the 1920s, Fr John Laing, Vicar of Caldmore, reserved a plot of land on Walstead Road for the building of a church, and left a substantial endowment in his will to enable this to happen. Until this time the area was served by the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, which stood on Delves Green.

Construction of St Gabriel’s Church began in 1938 and was completed in 1939, being consecrated by Right Reverend Edward Woods, Bishop of Lichfield, on 4 February 1939.

A mission church and hall, dedicated to the Annunciation, was built within the parish on the new Yew Tree estate.

References

St Gabriel's Church, Walsall Wikipedia


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