Saint Peter and Paul church

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I have been looking at the different parishes in the city I’m moving to, where I will be doing RCIA. I noticed a Saint Peter and Paul church listed in a way it seemed different to regular parish churches, is there any difference?
 
Not quite sure what you are asking. Can you provide more information?
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Pakesh
 
Well the website for the churches in the area had them listed according to location. Then they had another list according according to the types of parishes, there was a parish that had the extraordinary form rite, ones for specific lanuages, a shrine to Mary church, and Saint Peter and Paul was listed among these.

I was just wondering is there a specific role for a Saint Peter and Paul church, or is it just one of the names that are used for regular parishes
 
It would help if you told us which diocese you are speaking about. Your diocese may have a specific role designated for this church; however, in general, churches named for Sts. Peter and Paul are not different from other parishes.
 
It’s Perth Australia.

It may just be how the website is set up then. I guess I will see when I get there. I will probably just go to the closest parish anyway.
 
I did a quick online search. It appears this is not a parish church, but the church is part of the Redemptorist Monastery there. So, you could attend there, but it might behoove you to seek out a regular parish.

The name “Sts. Peter and Paul” bears no particular significance by itself.
 
asd72 said:
I have been looking at the different parishes in the city I’m moving to, where I will be doing RCIA. I noticed a Saint Peter and Paul church listed in a way it seemed different to regular parish churches, is there any difference?
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where?
do you have a link?
 
Laszlo, he said he was talking about Perth, Australia. See post 5.
 
Thanks everyone for their help. I think Cor and Cor has the answer there 🙂
 
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