Roman Catholic Church of the English Martyrs

This was my Parish Church growing up. I was baptized here, I made my first Holy Communion and my Confirmation here too. I also went to the Parish school of Tower Hill/English Martyrs. It is also where I got married and my growing family went on to do the same. It is a most beautiful church. Bright and beautiful and has a welcoming parish.

Something very disturbed has come to my attention and it’s regarding a room being rented to a satanic cult below the main public praying area with upside crosses and satanic symbols. Surely the church can ask them to move out!

Pugin church in the shadow of the tower of London. Visiting relatives who go to Lourdes with the oblates wanted to visit. Church was closed, but a call to the presbytery meant the priest first spoke with and then opened the church. Thus proving that London doesn't necessarily mean horrible people. À beautiful church which makes the most of its site and has some exceptional workmanship in the stonework. Overall a wonderful experience.

Wonder family. Welcoming Catholic community. I enjoyed the Mass.

Sadly closed when I visited on a Saturday afternoon.

A peaceful haven located 5 minutes from Tower Hill Station. Built in the late 1800s and dedicated to the Catholic Martyrs who gave their lives for their faith.
Sunday mass is at 09.00 and at 11.00.
The church is an intimate space with beautiful stained glass windows and carvings.
All are welcome and after 11.00 Mass on Sundays free tea and coffee is offered to anyone wanting to chat and get to know its parishioners

A historical Roman Catholic Church. Services are ok and clergy is friendly and welcoming. The community is composed of varied backgrounds.

I wish they changed the holy water thingy at the entrance, the current dispenser looks rather ugly and is cumbersome to use. I am always in fear of making a mess!

It is homely, good family atmosphere.