1 Bondfield Road, Teesville, Middlesbrough, TS6 9BA
Tel: 01642 453556
standrews@middlesbrough-diocese.org.uk
Website
Incorporating
St Andrew’s Church, Fabian Road, Teesville
St Anne’s Church, Birchington Avenue, Eston
St Peter’s Church, Middlesbrough Road, South Bank
Clergy
Very Rev. Canon Edmond Gubbins, Dip Theol
Deacon
Rev. Patrick Thomas
Parish Sister
Sr. Maria Varley (Sister of the Cross and Passion)
Parish Worker
Mr Joseph Gallagher
Service Times
Masses
Sunday: Saturday evening 6.30pm (St Andrew’s), Sunday 9.30am (St Andrew’s), 11am (St Anne’s), 12.15pm (St Peter’s – 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month)
Emergency and Holiday Mass Times: Saturday evening 5pm (St Andrew’s), Sunday 11am (St Andrew’s).
Holy days: 9am (St Peter’s), 10.30am (St Anne’s), 7pm (St. Andrew’s)
Week days: please enquire and/or refer to newsletter
School Masses: 9am first Friday (St Margaret’s), second Friday (St Mary’s), third Friday (St Peter’s)
Confessions
Saturday 10am-10.30am, 5.30pm-6pm (St Andrew’s)
Facilities
Access only (ramps, etc) (St Peter’s)
Full access facilities for wheelchairs (access plus disabled toilet) (St Andrew’s and St Anne’s)
Loop system for hearing-aid users (all)
Communities
Sisters of Cross and Passion, St Anne’s House
General
LOM, SVP, Eston Handicapped Fellowship, Mercy Associates, Zoe’s Place (Crossbeck House), Bereavement Group.
Nursing/Residential Homes: Astune Rise; Briarwood; Castle Dene; Hillview; Nessfield; Primrose Court, St Luke’s Hospital.
All sacramental preparation programmes are parish-based – details upon enquiry
History
The origianl parishes of St Peter’s, South Bank (1874) and St Mary’s Grangetown (1886), serving the Irish and Lithuanian immigrnats who worked in the smelting works by the Tees, gave birth to the parishes of St Andrew (1962) and St Anne (1970) as the terraced streets near the works were demolished and new housing was built further south towards the Cleveland Hills. St Mary’s Church was demolished (1989) and four parishes became one by 2002. (Architects: St Peter’s – Brodrick, Lowther and Walker of Hull; St Andrew’s – Frank Swainston; St Anne’s – Swainston, Wilson and Collie.)
