Polish Catholic Mission in England and Wales

Polish Catholic Mission in England and Wales

London, United Kingdom

Religion & FaithHeritageCommunity development
Faith-based organisationFounded 1894National reach
Profile last updated: October 22, 2026

About

Founded in 1894, Polish Catholic Mission in England and Wales is a faith-based organisation based in London, United Kingdom working on religion & faith, heritage, community development.

The Polish Catholic Mission in England and Wales is a registered charity that coordinates Catholic pastoral care for Polish people living in England and Wales. It provides Polish-language Mass and spiritual support through roughly 70 parishes and about 200 locations, with more than 100 priests serving within its structures. The mission also runs community and family events, youth gatherings and pilgrimages to Marian shrines, and maintains the Laxton Hall care home. It is based at Devonia Road in London and was formally established in 1894, under the jurisdiction of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales.

Location

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1894

Organisation type

Faith-based organisation

Charity number

1119423

Focus areas

Polish communityCatholic missionpastoral carepilgrimagesheritageEngland and Wales

Languages

PLEN

Causes & programmes

Causes

Religion & FaithHeritageCommunity development

Works for

Communities

How they work

Community programmesDirect servicesAwareness & education

Programmes

Polskie Miejsca w Wielkiej Brytanii

Heritage · United Kingdom

Free mobile app for locating Polish memorials, graves, cemeteries, churches and other places of historical and cultural significance across the UK, with the option to add new sites.

Dom Opieki Laxton Hall

Elderly care · United Kingdom

Care home in a 17th-century building between Laxton and Corby, set in 85 acres of grounds.

Countries of operation

United Kingdom

Funding & support

Ways to support

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