Most of the historic material relating to St Gilbert on this site has been taken from a book researched and published by a local historian.

Eric Iredale lived much of his life in Pointon until he died in February 2007. He had a long association with, and love of, the Sempringham site. He served for many years as the Treasurer of the PCC that takes responsibility for St Andrews Church (known locally as Sempringham Abbey).

Eric's book "Sempringham and Saint Gilbert and the Gilbertines" was first published in 1992 and was reprinted in 1996, 2000 & 2004. It is available from the church and from Jews Court (Steep Hill Lincoln) quoting ISBN 0 9519662 0 0.

Additional material has been taken from leaflets produced by Heritage Lincolnshire. They have on ongoing interest in investigating the site of the Priory which they describe as "...one of the most important sites in England from an ecclesiastical, archaeological and historic point of view"

North St Andrews
Today's Prayer Focus
Thu 9th Sep - Skirbeck, St Nicholas, Boston; Guyana, West Indies

Skirbeck, St Nicholas, Boston

Parish Priest                                              Revd Fr Paul Noble

Honorary Priests                                      Revd Fr Ken Targett

                                                                    Revd Fr Richard Westland

                                                                    Canon Bill Kentigern-Fox

Reader                                                         Mike Puttick

Reader with PTO     Nim Smith

Please pray for:

The Bishop of Richborough in his Episcopal oversight of the parish;

 

A mission Initiative outreach project in the Community Hall;

The Skirbeck Ward of the Society of Mary – the Ward of Our Lady of the Marsh;

The Romanian Orthodox Parish formally established here and their priest – Fr Dumitru Catarig.

Please give thanks for:

The increase in numbers at the daily Mass;

The contacts and help we have been able to give to East European workers living locally.

Guyana (West Indies)

The Rt. Revd Randolph Oswald George