Churches of Liverpool

**Samp** · 02-11-2009

Or this one taken from the Lippa Site

Copyright HarryWick.

**Ged** · 02-12-2009

Yes, equally as great Samp.

**gregs dad** · 03-15-2009

Stoneycroft Methodist Church

St Oswalds,Old Swan

Salvation Army Church,Prescot Rd, Old Swan

St Annes ,Prescot Rd,Old Swan

**corky100** · 03-16-2009

Don't know if theres an order or a theme for photos but would like to add these:

**gregs dad** · 06-27-2009

The Children`s Chapel in Christ the Kings cathedral. The sculpture is by Stephen Foster and is a gift from a member of the Liverpool Chinese Community.
The tapestry is by Jill Hutchison and was inspired by the Formby coastline where she lives

**Kev** · 06-27-2009

Thankyou all

**ItsaZappathing** · 06-27-2009

Here's the church in Everton Cemetary. There was three of them once!!

**gregs dad** · 07-02-2009

St Francis Xaviers chuerch with our two cathedrals from Everton Park

**gregs dad** · 07-05-2009

The entrance

The main altar

The pews

the baptismal font

The organ

The side windows

The interior of St Anthony`s church on Scotland Road.
The final pic is the Lourde`s Grotto with the brass memorial to the men of the parish who died in the first world war

**Johnny Robbo** · 07-05-2009

More fine photos Joe, many family connection reminders for me. I particularly liked your shot of SFX with the two cathedrals, showed what a great perspective eye you have.

Johnny R

**Ged** · 07-05-2009

Great pics Joe.

**Ged** · 07-12-2009

St. Nic's tower's flowers.

**gregs dad** · 07-12-2009

St Mary of the Angels on Fox St,sadly closed now,despite a long stuggle by the congregation to keep it open.The doors are still decorated with flowers and pictures.

**taffy** · 07-12-2009

Originally Posted by gregs dad

St Mary of the Angels on Fox St,sadly closed now,despite a long stuggle by the congregation to keep it open.The doors are still decorated with flowers and pictures.

At least this beautiful building is still standing. I believe the RC archdiocese were all for demolishing this gem. I seem to recall it will be used as practice space for the Liverpool Philharmonic

**Ged** · 07-13-2009

It is being Taffy. Kay Kelly is the lady who refreshes the flowers on the railings and it's she whose actions went a long way to saving the church. It has Titanic connections and the benefactor brought Rome to the congregation who could not afford to go to Rome.