We are a Roman Catholic parish in the Archdiocese of Birmingham. The patron of our church is St Peter. The church is situated on the B4091, the main road south out of Bromsgrove town centre. The parish priest is Fr Benedict Skipper

In 1851 the newly established English bishops decided that priority should be given in parishes to building schools rather than churches. In Bromsgrove planning for the church came first and the school had to be content with a converted cowshed. We still use it as the parish community centre. In 1858 the parish base was transferred to its present site from Grafton Manor. It was designed in the Gothic revival style by Gilbert Blount of London and built by James Wilson of Birmingham.

The foundations were laid in 1859; the building was completed in 1861 and was blessed and opened by Bishop Ullathorne on 24th September 1862.

St Peter’s Catholic Church
2A Charford Rd
Bromsgrove
B60 3LU

Tel: 01527 832 530

Email: stpeter.bromsgrove@rcaob.org.uk

Please note that emails sent to the general parish email are responded to by our administrator, Annette.

Or, you can email the Parish Priest, Fr Benedict Skipper at

f​r.benedict.skipper@rcaob.org.uk

Our community centre can be booked by emailing: bookings.stpeter.bromsgrove@rcaob.org.uk