St Magnus the Martyr, London

Welcome to the Parish and Pilgrimage Church of St Magnus the Martyr in the City of London. Our church is built where all people crossing the old London Bridge used to enter the City and it has therefore seen many important events in its thousand year history.

The object for which the church was originally built has not changed; now as then, prayers are offered daily to God, and He is worshipped in the beauty of holiness. Now as then, people who work in the City or who come from further afield set aside their daily concerns and spend a time of peace and prayer, asking for and receiving God's peace in their hearts. We welcome visitors from around the world, who come to marvel at the beautiful interior and to see our world-famous model of the old Bridge.

The parishes of St Margaret New Fish Street and St Michael Crooked Lane were united with that of St Magnus the Martyr in 1670 and 1831 respectively.

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Fr Philip Warner SSC
Rector
The Vestry House
St Magnus the Martyr Church
Lower Thames Street
LONDON
EC3R 6DN
Tel: (0207) 626 4481

Regular Services

Sunday

Solemn Mass
On Sundays the Mass is offered at 11 a.m. with greater solemnity than during the week. The organist will lead us, together with the choir, in our musical offering. Servers will assist the priest at the altar and will accompany him in procession with candles. Incense will be burnt to symbolise our prayers ascending to the throne of God.
Every Sunday at 11:00 AM for 1 hour