St Joseph's Province · England & Wales

Our
Houses

1842 to the present The Passionist retreats and communities of St Joseph's Province

Introduction

From the first English foundation at Aston Hall in 1842, St Joseph's Province established retreat houses and mission centres across England and Wales. Each house maintained its own Platea — the official community register — and contributed to the apostolic work of the Passionist Congregation in Britain. The pages below document the history of each house drawn from primary sources held in the Provincial Archive.

The archive also holds records for the proposed Liverpool foundation of 1847–1850, which became St Anne's Retreat, Sutton.

Highgate London Read history → Minsteracres Northumberland Read history → Ilkley Yorkshire Read history → Sutton Lancashire Read history → Broadway Worcestershire Read history → St Davids Wales Read history → Carmarthen Wales Read history → Cotton Staffordshire Read history → Harborne Birmingham Read history → Liverpool Lancashire Read history → Hyde Middlesex Read history → Herne Bay Kent Read history → Wareham Dorset Read history → Woodchester Gloucestershire Read history → Poplar London Read history →