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The door is probably lying at the bottom of a landfill site somewhere, unless it was salvaged then it will be in some trendy expensive apartment for yuppies, as an 'authentic religious door'

Interestingly enough the former curate Fr Edward Morrisey is still alive, he has been at St Edwards Rusholme for the past 20 years or so, and retired two months ago, and has now returned home to Ireland

Yes you're right, the main base is at Stonyhurst, the Holy Name was the base for South Lancashire, i got mixed up

The Jesuits are a strange order, back in the ninteenth and early twentieth centurys, they considered themselves to be missionary labourers, they would often build a parish from scratch, and then hand it over to the diocese and move else where and start over again, so this could be what happened...

HI everyone yes any photos at all would be usefull, and if anyone has any questions on the catholic history of the area, then im the person to ask, i have posted some information on the Sacred Heart thread, answering some questions that people had been asking and i also put up a photo of Dean...

I have done some research into the Sacred Heart and this might answer some of the questions and be of interest to people, A Dean is a priest in charge of a deanary, it is higher than a father but lower than a Canon. The Jesuits left the Sacred Heart in 1958, the last members there were Fr...

Hi I work for the Salford Diocesean archives, we are trying to increase our photograph archives, does anybody have photos or postcards relating to Catholic History in the area, of churches, processions, priests etc, please scan them on and send them to me. Thankyou greg78uk