St. Teresa - Darton at 1 Bloomfield Rise, Darton, Barnsley, EN S75 5AB GB - Home
Welcome to Darton
This is our home on the Internet. St Teresa's is a small parish near Barnsley in South Yorkshire. Fr Durkin the Parish Priest also looks after Our Lady & St Joseph's at Royston which is about 4 miles away. So far we have only a few photos on the web site but WATCH THIS SPACE.
FOR INFORMATION contact Fr. Durkin on 01226382240.
OUR MASS TIMES are at Darton, 9.30am n Sun. and 7pm on Mon, 9.30am on Fr., and 10am on Sat.
At Royston Mass times are 6.pm on Sun., 10am on Wed.
CONFESSIONS are half an hour before Mass on Sunday and anytime on request.
Views of Saint Teresa Church in Darton
... In An English Country Garden
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We have set up a simple, easy web form that allows you to send your response directly to the Government’s public consultation on redefining marriage.
The consultation will play a key role in whether the proposal goes ahead or not. This is your chance to tell the Government you want to keep the true meaning of marriage.
The core issue – whether or not marriage should be redefined – is covered by Questions 1 and 2 of the consultation. Other questions cover the mechanics of how, not if, marriage should be redefined. We are urging our supporters to respond to the first two questions covering the core issue.
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The consultation runs until 14 June. It is important that we get as many people as we can to respond. Virtually half-a-million people have signed our petition against the plans. It is vital that people also respond to the consultation to say they disagree with the Government’s proposal.
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