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Friday, 15 January 2016

Lent at San Damiano




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Wednesday, 6 January 2016

The return of the Valentine's Night quiz!


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All Saints Church is a fine example of a mid-Victorian Gothic revival church. Consecrated in Dec 1862 as All Saints, on the site of the former and much smaller St Peters. The grand building is still in use today and is successfully holding its own against the tide of secularism.
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Other Sites and Documents of Interest

  • All Saints Church, Nocton
  • Church Layout and Features PDF
  • The Diocese of Lincoln
  • Church of England
  • Headstone Records at All Saints
  • CLAN - Nocton Community Led Action Group
  • Nocton Primary School
  • Nocton Parish Council
  • Nocton Village Trail
  • Sisters of St Francis at Metheringham
  • Bishop Tim Ellis's Blog
  • Geoff Hall's Nocton Blog
  • Spires and Steeples Trail
  • Branston Community Academy
  • All Saints Church, Branston
  • Dunston Dossier Online Magazine
  • St Wilfrids, Metheringham
  • The History of Nocton Hall Hospital from MACLA
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