Support Staverton with Boddington PCC
Please help us meet the running and maintenance costs of our two churches: St Mary Magdalene, Boddington, a 13th century Grade 1 listed building & St Catherine, Staverton, also dating back to the 13th century
Please help us meet the running and maintenance costs of our two churches: St Mary Magdalene, Boddington, a 13th century Grade 1 listed building & St Catherine, Staverton, also dating back to the 13th century
Please help us meet the running and maintenance costs of our two churches: St Mary Magdalene, Boddington, a 13th century Grade 1 listed building & St Catherine, Staverton, also dating back to the 13th centuryIn Saxon times,
The present church in Staverton dates from the 13th century but an earlier, more simple structure probably existed, with clergy coming from the monastery at Deerhurst, to conduct services. The original dedication for Staverton Church was in honour of St John the Baptist but it was changed in the middle ages when St Catherine became popular! Boddington was within the peculiar of the Priory and Church of Deerhurst. The lands of Boddington, including the Manor, belonged to St Denys of Paris from the time of Edward the Confessor and, with Boddington Mill are mentioned in the Doomsday Book.
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