St Mary’s Church, St Fagans

Exterior of church in St Fagans
Soup bowl

Lent Lunches

Why not come along and enjoy a bowl of homemade soup, bread and cheese, tea or coffee for only £5.

Lent Lunches ill run will run on Fridays 16 February, 1, 8 and 15 March, at 12.15pm in the New School Rooms, Radyr. (The lunch on 23 February will NOT now take place).

The money raised will be donated to Christian Aid.

Baptism at the font

Baptisms

The baptism of a child, sometimes called a Christening, recognises that every child is a previous gift, made in God’s image and likeness.

We would love to help organise a baptism with you, which is open to anyone at any stage in life.

Talk to us about a Baptism

White Rose

Funerals

The death of a loved one, a family member or friend, often brings with it a deep sense of loss, pain or shock. Grief is unpredictable and there are few words that help immediately.

A funeral can express a range of thoughts and feelings through readings, prayers and music that offer a chance to say farewell and a glimpse of hope in God’s promises.

Talk to a vicar about preparing a funeral


About

St Mary’s Church in the heart of St Fagan’s Village. The village is situated west of Cardiff which is also home to St Fagan’s National Museum of Welsh Life. 

The original church of St Mary’s was founded in the 12th century.  Little is known of the form of the church then except that it would have been in the Norman style and essentially simple in construction.

Further development took place over the following eight centuries in three main stages. First the change to the Decorated style in the 14th century, the addition of the tower in the 18th century and lastly the substantial restoration during the Victorian period including the major addition of the north aisle and vestry.


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