St Oswald’s Church
A Grade II listed Roman Catholic parish church serving the Old Swan community in Liverpool.
At a glance
St Oswald’s Church stands on St Oswald’s Street in Old Swan, a residential area of Liverpool. The church remains an active parish within the Archdiocese of Liverpool, serving the spiritual needs of its congregation as part of St Joseph’s Pastoral Area.
History
The church is documented as a significant religious institution in the Old Swan district. Its role within the local Catholic community reflects the broader history of Catholic parishes established across Liverpool during the modern era.
What you see
The building’s architectural merit earned it recognition as a Grade II listed structure, indicating its importance to England’s architectural heritage. Its presence on St Oswald’s Street contributes to the character of the Old Swan locality.
Cultural significance
St Oswald’s Church represents the Catholic faith’s institutional presence in Liverpool. As a Grade II listed building, it holds value for the broader understanding of religious architecture and community infrastructure in the region.
Key facts
- Location: St Oswald’s Street, Old Swan, Liverpool
- Country: United Kingdom
- Designation: Grade II listed building (National Heritage List for England)
- Religious affiliation: Roman Catholic, Archdiocese of Liverpool
- Coordinates: 53.412°N, 2.9141°W
Practical information & getting there
St Oswald’s Church is located in Old Swan, Liverpool. For current visiting hours, Mass times, and access information, contact the Archdiocese of Liverpool or visit the church directly.
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