St Thomas of Canterbury, Dodbrooke
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The earliest parts of the church date back to the 15th century with much restoration carried out during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The building is in stone, neatly dressed off and is complete with a square bell tower with six bells (active tower). Within the church is the nave and two side aisles leading up to a magnificent wooden rood screen most of which is contemporary with the church building. The High Altar is highly decorated and is reputed to be made of oak. The reredos in the Lady Chapel is based upon the Van Eych brothers magnificent altarpiece currently on display in Ghent Cathedral entitled "The Adoration of the Lamb". Also within the body of the church is the 12th century Norman font currently sited in front of the clergy vestry and overlooked by a beautiful stained glass window.
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Sunday
Main Eucharist of the week with incense on holy days and feast days
Every first second third and fourth Sunday at 9:30 AM for 1 hour and 10 minutes.
Monday
A short, said service to close off the day in prayer.
Every Monday at 5:30 PM for 20 minutes
Tuesday
A short, said service to close off the day in prayer.
Every Tuesday at 5:30 PM for 20 minutes
Wednesday
A short, said service to close off the day in prayer.
Every Wednesday at 5:30 PM for 20 minutes
Thursday
A short, said service to close off the day in prayer.
Every Thursday at 5:30 PM for 20 minutes
Friday
A short, said service to close off the day in prayer.
Every Friday at 5:30 PM for 20 minutes
Saturday
A short, said service to close off the day in prayer.
Every Saturday at 5:30 PM for 20 minutes








