Patronal Festival at S. Leonard's.

for 1 hour
St Leonard & St Jude Scawsby.
Barnsley Road Scawsby Doncaster, DN5 8QE, United Kingdom

We celebrate our patron, St. Leonard of Noblac also of Limoges and Noblet. Leonard also known as Lenard and Leonardo converted to Christianity and became a hermit, living in the forest at Limousin region of France where he gathered a number of followers. He became one of the most venerated saints of the late middle ages. His intercession was credited with miracles for the release of prisoners, diseases in cattle and women in labour. If you would like to know more come along and join us for a celebratory Sung Mass. There may well be a little celebration afterwards.
Guest Preacher Canon Grant Naylor SSC.

St Leonard & St Jude Scawsby.

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Churchwardens Isabelle Thorpe or Maureen Buckley.

C/O St. Leonard's Church
Barnsley Road, Scawsby,
Doncaster DN5 8QE.
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Patronal Festival at S. Leonard's.

for 1 hour
St Leonard & St Jude Scawsby.
Barnsley Road Scawsby Doncaster, DN5 8QE, United Kingdom

We celebrate our patron, St. Leonard of Noblac also of Limoges and Noblet. Leonard also known as Lenard and Leonardo converted to Christianity and became a hermit, living in the forest at Limousin region of France where he gathered a number of followers. He became one of the most venerated saints of the late middle ages. His intercession was credited with miracles for the release of prisoners, diseases in cattle and women in labour. If you would like to know more come along and join us for a celebratory Sung Mass. There may well be a little celebration afterwards.
Guest Preacher Canon Grant Naylor SSC.