Parishes

The parish of All Saints serves the Ukrainian Catholic community in Bolton and Greater Manchester, with services hosted at St Patrick's RC Church.

One of the oldest Ukrainian Catholic communities in Britain. Sisters of the Congregation of Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate have served here since 1957.

St Volodymyr the Great parish serves Ukrainian Catholics in Coventry and the West Midlands, as part of the Midlands parish cluster.

St Michael the Archangel parish welcomes the faithful in Derby, served from the Coventry presbytery as part of the Midlands cluster.

Serving Ukrainian Catholics in Scotland. Edinburgh is one of the Eparchy's Jubilee Pilgrimage Churches for the 2025 Jubilee Year.

The Good Shepherd parish serves Ukrainian Catholics in Gloucester, the South West, and Wales.

The parish of the Ascension celebrates the Byzantine tradition in Leicester, part of the Midlands parish cluster.

The spiritual heart of the Eparchy. Holy Family Cathedral - formerly the King's Weigh House Church - has welcomed the faithful in the centre of London since 1968. Divine Liturgy is celebrated in Ukrainian, with English-language services at mission points.

Dedicated to the Dormition of the Mother of God, Manchester parish serves one of the largest Ukrainian communities in the North West, with Bolton as a daughter community.

This parish unites devotion to Our Lady of the Holy Patronage with the legacy of St Alban, first martyr of Britain. Parking: Aberdeen Street Car Park (SAT NAV NG3 1JF).

Honouring the apostles Peter and Paul and all the saints, this parish serves Oldham and Greater Manchester, shared with Rochdale.

Named after Princess Olga of Kyiv, this parish carries the legacy of Ukrainian Christianity to the East of England.

St Mary and St James parish serves the Ukrainian Catholic community in Rochdale, shared with Oldham parish.

Honouring the holy rulers Volodymyr and Olha, patrons of Ukrainian Christianity, this parish serves the Black Country.