Patronal Festival of St. Leonard.

for 1 hour, 15 mins
St Leonard & St Jude Scawsby with S. Luke's Scawthorpe
Barnsley Road Scawsby Doncaster, DN5 8QE, United Kingdom
Our church is dedicated to St. Leonard of Noblac (also to St Jude). Leonard was a Frankish nobleman in the 6th century who converted to Christianity, he became a monk at Micy and later a hermit at Noblac where he built himself a cell and lived alone dedicating his life to Almighty God. He was granted an endowment in gratitude by a rich man and founded an abbey at Noblac where he died. We are one of 177 churches in England dedicated to Leonard. If you want know more then please join us for a Sung Mass.

St Leonard & St Jude Scawsby with S. Luke's Scawthorpe

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Father David D'Silva

S. Leonard's Vicarage
Barnsley Road, Scawsby,
Doncaster
Please see the note above

DN5 8QE
Parish Priest
01302 971841
Parish Priest
07507730569
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Patronal Festival of St. Leonard.

for 1 hour, 15 mins
St Leonard & St Jude Scawsby with S. Luke's Scawthorpe
Barnsley Road Scawsby Doncaster, DN5 8QE, United Kingdom

Our church is dedicated to St. Leonard of Noblac (also to St Jude). Leonard was a Frankish nobleman in the 6th century who converted to Christianity, he became a monk at Micy and later a hermit at Noblac where he built himself a cell and lived alone dedicating his life to Almighty God. He was granted an endowment in gratitude by a rich man and founded an abbey at Noblac where he died. We are one of 177 churches in England dedicated to Leonard. If you want know more then please join us for a Sung Mass.