The Parish Church

of St Richard

Aldwick is a seaside parish in West Sussex,  2 miles from Bognor Regis and 6 miles from Chichester (map).  It is a residential area with many retired people and many families with children.  It was in Aldwick that King George V spent his convalescence, although Bognor claimed the credit and added 'Regis' to its name! 

The Parish Church of St Richard dates from 1934 and was the last stone-built church in Sussex.  Here the Catholic faith is taught, and worship centres around the Parish Eucharist.  There are flourishing Sunday School groups for various ages, and we all join together for the Liturgy of the Sacrament.  St Richard's has 6 bells and a good choir and organ.  There is an emphasis on offering our best to God in music and liturgy. 

A number of local societies meet in the Mosse Memorial Hall next to St Richard's.