Caldicot

Services

Each Sunday8 AMSaid Eucharist
4th Sunday3 PMFamily Service (This will change in 2026. See below)
1st ,2nd & 3rd Sunday11 AMParish Eucharist
Tuesdays Eucharist10 AMCelebrated in the church hall followed by coffee and cake

Special Services and Events

Sunday 30th November 202511 AMConfirmation Service led by Archbishop Cherry
Saturday 13th December 20256 PMCaldicot Musical Theatre Christmas Concert – Click Here For Ticket Information
Saturday 20th December 20253 PMChristingle Service
Sunday 4th January 20263 PMTaizé Service
Sunday 1st February 20263 PMHealing Service
Sunday 1st March 20263 PMSt. David’s Day Family Service
Friday 3rd April 2026TBCStations of the Cross
Sunday 5th April 2026Easter Day – no afternoon services
Sunday 3rd May 20263 PMHealing and Wholeness Service
Sunday 7th June 20263 PMPentecost Family Service
Sunday 5th July 20263 PMTaizé Service
Sunday 2nd August 20263 PMPraise and Worship Service
Sunday 6th September 20263 PMHealing and Wholeness Service
Sunday 4th October 20263 PMHarvest Family Service
Sunday 1st November 20263 PMAll Souls
Sunday 6th December 20263 PMAdvent Family Service
Saturday 19th December 20263 PMChristingle Service

Click here to view the readings for the 11AM Sunday service this weekend

The Sunday services are live-streamed and can be viewed by clicking the link in the sidebar.

Church Hall

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About the Church

caldicot

“Caldecot” (cold shelter) is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. A charter of King John (1199-1215) references the church here, which was built during that time by Augustinian canons from Llantony Secunda priory in Gloucester (founded by Milo Fitzwalter, Lord of Caldicot and Constable of England). This church replaced an earlier one dedicated to St. Bride that stood on the site before 900. 

The canons built “Llantony Secunda Manor” on Church Road. The church was constructed soon after Milo Fitzwalter’s father built the keep of Caldicot Castle (Castell Concuit) sometime before 1127.

This beautiful and ancient parish church of “Our Lady of Caldecot” was expanded in the 14th and 15th centuries and further restored during the Victorian era. It houses Caldicot’s war memorials and features a tenor bell, the oldest of a ring of eight, dating back to 1450.

Copies of the booklet, ‘ST MARY THE VIRGIN PARISH CHURCH, CALDICOT’ by Canon Peter J S Edwards, giving a fuller history of the Church and its windows, can be obtained from St Mary’s Church, Caldicot.

 

One thought on “Caldicot

  1. Jamie Atwill October 2, 2022 / 3:47 pm

    Good afternoon,

    I am wondering if you will be conducting a Remembrance day service, and if so if I am able to attend?

    Kind regards,
    Jamie Atwill

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