Parish Groups
| The Celebrating Church | The Caring Church | The Learning Church | The Living Church |
|---|---|---|---|
| Expressing what we believe in our worship, engaging with the gift of liturgy, and allowing ourselves to be renewed in it. | Seeking to understand the sufferings of those around us, reaching out and being Christ to one another, and serving the world. | Deepening our understanding of our faith, humbling ourselves to learn from Our Lord and each other, and discovering our true nature as the Body of Christ. | Empowering all around us with the presence and joy of the Holy Spirit, proclaiming Christ to the world, and being faithful to our mission. |
| Eucharistic Ministry | CAFOD | Children's Liturgy Group | Parish Repository |
| Reading at Mass | Catholic Womens' League | Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) | Flower Arrangers |
| Guild of St. Stephen | Society of St. Vincent de Paul | Sacramental & Marriage Preparation | Church Cleaners |
| Family Mass Music Group | Creative Arts Group | Meditation Group | Welcoming at Mass |
| The 11 o'clock Choir | The Catenian Association | The Emmanuel Community | Tea & Coffee after Mass |
| International Mass | Marian Prayer Group | The Liturgy Group | Marriage & Family Life |
Parish Directory
Download the Parish Directory in pdf format. The Parish Directory is updated regularly and contains details of all the groups and organisations operating in the parish.
Parish School
St. Nicholas is a Catholic Voluntary Aided School.
The first St. Nicholas school was opened in 1895 at the Mint, which was part of
the site on which St Nicholas Priory had stood; this was also the site of the first
post Reformation Catholic church in Exeter. Due to ever increasing pupil numbers,
the school moved to Holloway street in 1959, to the Matford Lane site in 1974, and
to the current new building on Ringswell Avenue in 2007. The school serves the needs
of Catholic children living in the city of Exeter and it's surrounds, and keeps
close links with the parishes involved. The school's long and continuous history
has given it many valuable traditions and has provided the community with the best
of Catholic education for over 100 years. The present school aims to continue this
work by providing a full range of religious, educational and social opportunities.
In July 2010 St. Nicholas School became the first school in Devon to be awarded
accreditation for its Foundation Stage Unit. The headteacher is Mrs Angela Folland.
St. Nicholas Catholic Primary School,
Ringswell Avenue,
Exeter,
EX1 3EG
Telephone: 01392 445403
Email: admin@st-nicholas-exeter.devon.sch.uk
Website: www.st-nicholas-exeter.devon.sch.uk
