Welcome to St Giles Catholic Church, Cheadle

This week's Parish Bulletin

Christmas Services
Sunday Mass Times

St Giles
Vigil Mass 5.00pm
Sunday 10.30am

St Thomas' (Tean) 
Sunday 5.30pm 

Confessions 
Saturday
10.30 to 11.00am
4.30 to 4.50pm
​Sunday
5.00 - 5.20pm (Tean)

Week days & Holy Days
​See bulletin 
St Giles Catholic Church in Cheadle, Staffordshire is considered to be the finest of all the churches built by the celebrated nineteenth century architect and designer A W N Pugin. 
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Financed by John Talbot, sixteenth Earl of Shrewsbury and described by the architect himself as 'Perfect Cheadle', St Giles was completed in 1846. 
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St Giles church is of unique importance in the history of the Gothic and Catholic revival and is popularly known as 'Pugin's Gem'.

​​Both the exterior and interior have a Grade I Historic England listing. 

The lighting scheme installed in June 2013 provides general lighting to illuminate the church interior and spotlights the equally important fixtures and fittings. 

​Our website provides a brief guide to the church and its history, as well as current information about the parish, but we would recommend that you visit St Giles in person to discover it’s true beauty and history.  

St Giles is open every day from 8am until around 4pm. On Saturdays, we do not close till after Evening Mass. You are welcome at any time, though we would kindly request that you do not visit to take a look around the church during the liturgy and other times of public prayer.

We welcome groups of visitors but would request that you contact us in advance in order that your visit can be accommodated within the weekly timetable, not only  of prayer and worship, but also important cleaning and maintenance. Thank you for your cooperation.
We can offer a well informed guided tour of the church at a small cost, and although we do not have a parish hall, we can usually make arrangements for refreshments, if required, during these tours. Arrangements can be made via the parish office, on 01538 753130, direct with Mr John Smith on 01538 722464 or through the Cheadle Discovery Centre.

Unfortunately St Giles does not have a car park but there are pay & display car parks within easy walking distance.

​Written by Michael Fisher to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Pugin's birth, this book describes in detail the outstanding features of St Giles. It can be bought within the church along with various post cards..