The Diocese
The Diocese of Salford
Mass times at a glance
The Bishop
The Bishop’s Advisors
Priests and Parishes
Religious Communities
Other forms of consecrated life
History of the Diocese
Martyrs of the Diocese
- The martyrs
- St Edmund Arrowsmith
- St John Southworth
- St Ambrose Barlow
- St John Plessington
- Bl. Thomas Cottam
- Bl. John Nutter
- Bl. William Thomson
- Bl. William Marsden and Bl. Robert Anderton
- Bl. Edward Osbaldeston
- Bl. Robert Nutter
- Bl. John Thules and Ven. Roger Wrenno
- Bl. Thomas Whittaker
- Bl. John Woodcock
Former Bishops
Parish centres and clubs
Diocesan statistics
Church in England and Wales
The Diocese of Salford |
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The diocese of Salford is a Catholic diocese of the Latin Rite in the north-west of England. It is centred on the city of Salford, a large industrial centre that neighbours Manchester. The two cities lie at the southern end of the diocese, which stretches north into Lancashire, west towards Liverpool, south towards northern Cheshire, and east towards the Pennines.
A diocese is the local Church given to the care of a single Bishop. It is made up of a series of communities, called “parishes”. The current Bishop of Salford is the Right Reverend Terence John Brain.
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