St. Mary Immaculate Roman Catholic Church, Warwick, Roman Catholic church in Warwick, England.
St. Mary Immaculate is a Roman Catholic church in Warwick, England, constructed with red brick and Bath stone in Gothic Revival design. The building features complex architectural elements and contains numerous stained glass windows that define its interior decoration.
The church was designed and opened in 1860 by architect Edward Welby Pugin. It was later designated as a Grade II listed building in recognition of its architectural and historical importance.
The church displays stained glass windows created by Hardman & Co and French artist Tony Dury, which brighten the interior spaces. These artworks are a defining feature of the interior and reflect the artistic traditions valued by the parish community.
The church is located on West Street near the West Gate and is easy to find in the town center. Regular services are held throughout the year, and visitors should check ahead if planning to attend specific events or ceremonies.
Author J.R.R. Tolkien married Edith Mary Bratt at this church in 1916. A blue plaque installed in 2018 marks this notable moment in literary history.
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