St Peter-in-Chains has many links with the wider community in addition to its links with the Parish schools and organisations.

Some of these are listed below, together with their web site addresses (if they have one).

The statue of Our Lady of Walsingham is symbolic of the link between St Peter-in-Chains and the pre-reformation Priory of Canons Regular at Walsingham. The statue is also symbolic of the good relations between St Peter-in-Chains and the Anglican Church of Holy Trinity in Stroud Green to which the statue is carried in the May procession each year.

St Peter-in-Chains is a Roman Catholic church in full communion with the successor of St Peter, His Holiness Pope John Paul II.

The Parish of St Peter-in-Chains is in the Archdiocese of Westminster. The Westminster web site has many interesting and useful links to other sites

The Parish of St Peter-in-Chains is in the Deanery of Haringey which consists of St Peter's and six other Catholic churches in the area:

St Peter-in-Chains is one of several local Christian churches and organisations which come together under the name of 'Churches together in Hornsey'

'Marriage Care is a charity operating across England and Wales. Its purpose is to help people prepare for, achieve and sustain successful marriages and to support them should their marriages break down.

The charity was established in 1946 as the Catholic Marriage Advisory Council (CMAC), and in 1995 the organisation changed its name to Marriage Care to better describe its desire to serve the whole community.'

Site which provides information by the Catholic Media Office and contains useful and interesting information on the liturgy, education, news items, and the work of the Catholic Bishops of England and Wales.

CAFOD stands for the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development, and is a major British charity that has been fighting third world poverty since 1962. It believes that all human beings have a right to dignity and respect and that the world's resources are a gift to be shared by all men and women, whatever their race, nationality or religion. CAFOD is the English and Welsh arm of Caritas Internationalis, a worldwide network of Catholic relief and development organisations.

Site for the 330 church strong council which includes details of of its aims together with a list of member churches.

The site also links to the Ecumenical Youth site which seeks to strengthen the ecumenical youth movement and young people's solidarity networks, promote ecumenism and the search for Christian unity among young Christians.

This is a US site containing the entire Summa Theologica, the works of the Church Fathers and a continuously growing list of entries from the Catholic Encyclopedia, as well as fun links for Catholics.