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St Tugual's Chapel

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Herm

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11th-century Herm chapel

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Missionary monks visited Herm in the 6th century including followers of St Tugual. Norman monks lived on the island for several decades. The Wood family reopened the chapel and cleared its windows after taking the island lease in 1949

St Tugual's Chapel is a non-denominational and non-consecrated chapel on Herm. The chapel is licensed for religious ceremonies and occasional services are held there. The Wood family reopened the chapel and cleared its windows in 1949 after taking the island lease. The chapel is currently listed on the Register of Ancient Monuments and Protected Buildings for the States of Guernsey and featured on a 1970 Guernsey postage stamp. —

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Worship services

Regular public worship — Sunday services, mass, eucharist, evensong and other services of worship.

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Chapel (inferred from the source page)

Heritage designation

Protected Monument

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  • Occasional church services
  • Wedding ceremonies
  • Visitor attraction

Contact

Address
Manor Village, Herm, Bailiwick of Guernsey (inferred from the source page)

History1

Key dates and recorded company events for St Tugual's Chapel.

  • 1949—Wood family reopened the chapel and cleared its windows

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