A Tour of St. Wilfrid's Church
 Lady Chapel |
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 Organ & South Transept |
 North Transept |
 St. Francis Chapel |
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Photographs in the slide-show left kindly provided by David
Norton
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Slideshow of photographs taken by Darren Triggs (2008)
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A short guide to the history of the church and the saint the church is dedicated to |
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Reredos which was removed from St. John's Church, London Road prior to its demolition in 1972. Centre Resurrection; Left - St. George, St. Joan of Arc, St. Nicholas; Right St. John the Baptist, St. Mary Magdalene, St Wilfrid (wrongly shown with the shield of St. William of York) Above is a pinnacle and tryptych of the Lord in Glory |
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Statue of Christ Ascendant by sculptor Uli Nimptsch(1897-1977) Commissioned in 1964 (anonymous donation) and originally hung above the altar on the east wall, now on the west wall of the South Transept |
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Shields (shown right and below) hanging on the west wall of the church above the door connecting to the porch |
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Arms of Charles Manners Sutton who was Archbishop of Canterbury 1805-28 and who attended Dedication of original St. John's Chapel of Ease in 1822) . The shield was made for the dedication.
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Arch Diocese of Canterbury |
Diocese of Chichester |
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St. Thomas A'Becket |
St. John |
St. Mary Magdalene |
St. Wilfrid* |
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St. William of York* The attributed arms of St. Wilfrid as used in the original shield hung in St. John's Church (lowest shield) and also as depicted in the Reredos from St.John's are actually the attributed arms for St. William of York (see our heraldry page) Mr John Hawkins has very kindly constructed and donated to the church the shield shown above for St. Wilfrid with the correct representation of three gold estoiles on a blue background.
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