This church is open to the public every Sunday from 2pm until 4pm and I recommend taking the opportunity to visit this iconic Ramsgate Building.At the moment the future of the church is uncertain as the monks are leaving Ramsgate, services there are conducted by the incumbent of St Ethelbert’s Church, he is also leaving and it is uncertain if his replacement will be prepared to take on both churches.
Because of this there is a possibility that at some time in the future there may be no, or very limited public access, which is another reason to take advantage.
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I have taken the liberty of adding the Pugin Society’s leaflet about the Abbey at the bottom of the page of pictures.
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