23 January 2014, The Tablet

Windows on the world

by Joanna Vials

Joanna Vials

 
Reflecting on the Catholic story was an aim of the Year of Faith. In one community it inspired the writing of a guidebook, spreading the Good News of faith and the delights of a historic church building at the same time During the Year of Faith, Catholics were invited to reflect on our story as a community, and to be grateful for the countless ­individuals who have given so much over the years to hand on the richness of our faith and tradition. St Gregory’s parish is home to a diverse and vibrant community in the heart of Cheltenham. The church is a Grade II-listed building dating back to 1854 and described as a fine Gothic Revival church – an architectural gem – designed by Charles Hansom, with stained glass windows by John Hardman of Warley, and stone carvings by
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