St Francis of Assisi, Hambleton - Roman Catholic
Church Lane,
Hambleton
Lancashire
Cemeteries
The church does not have a graveyard.Church History
It was founded in 1979.On 9 July 1967 Mass was celebrated in Hambleton for the first time for more than 400 years. However, the sitting room of the Bolangaro family was too small and so future masses were held in the village hall. It was realised that the local Catholic community needed its own chapel and a field opposite to the village hall was bought in 1975.
On 31 March 1979 the Bishop of Lancaster blessed the new chapel and celebrated the first Mass.
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