St Peter-in-Chains RC Parish Church

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Site Information and Help

This web site was developed in order to provide another method of communication to 'promote the Kingdom of God proclaimed by Jesus Christ'

The site was produced by Marion Gaskell with the help of Father Garry Murphy (our previous Parish priest), the Parish Team, and particularly Colin Davey, Sr Ann Heaney and Sr Odile, together with a great deal of input from Parishioners.

However, the work is not over, and all web sites need to be updated regularly in order to survive. If you have any suggestions or comments on this web site, or would like to help to maintain it, please contact Father David.

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*Navigation Help*	*Web Site Policy*
*Site Map*	*Copyright Information*
*Site Links and Description*

Navigation Help

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There are several ways to help you to find your way around the site:

1)	*A graphical Site Map* is provided.**
2)	*A section displaying Site Links and Description* of each pages is provided.**
3)	At the left side of every page there is a main menu which lists the main options(links). Click on the link to go to the page required.
4)	At the foot of each page next to the word 'LINKS:'is a list of all the pages (irrespective of whether it is a main page or a subsidiary page). Click on the link to go to the page required.
5)	When an option is chosen, (as in sections 1 & 2 above), the current link turns red, and the previously visited links turn purple. This enable you to see where you are, and where you have been.
6)	At the foot of the page next to the word 'PATH:' notes the way to get from the Home page (the first page), to the page you are on currently. You may not have got to the page by using this route, but this is the simplest path to that page.
7)	Where an section is chosen within a page, for example, a Sacrament on the Sacraments page, the heading for that section will contain a cross symbol ( † ) to the right of the heading. To get back to the top of the oage, click on the cross symbol. (Note that the background colour of the symbol is irrelevant to its function).

Site Map

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Starting from left to right, this diagam shows a route to each of the pages within this site, using the main menu to the left of each page, and special links within the page itself, starting at the home page (first page). External links are not noted in this map. Site Links and Description

At the foot of each page is also a list of links to all pages within the site.

		Location
	Special link within the Home page to Location page

Home		News		Rotas
	Link from Home page Main menu to News page		Link to Rotas removed

		Mass Times
	Link from Home page Main menu to Mass Times page

		Sacraments
	Link from Home page Main menu to Sacraments page

		Parish Team
	Link from Home page Main menu to Parish Team page

		Parish Organisations
	Link from Home page Main menu to Parish Organisations page

		Parish Schools
	Link from Home page Main menu to Parish Schools page

		Parish History
	Link from Home page Main menu to Parish History page

		Parish Links
	Link from Home page Main menu to Parish Links page

		Site Information
	Link from Home page Main menu to Site information page

Site Links and Description

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This is a representation of the way the site is set out, and the links which are available from each page. It can be used to find a particular page or link, or as a short-cut. Each page is pictured with a brief description, and then the standard links, other links to pages or positions within pages (anchors), and links to other external sites or to e-mail addresses are listed. All anchors are suffixed with an '(a)'

Page Name and Description

Standard Internal Links (foot of page)

Other Internal Links to pages or positions within pages (anchors)

Links to Other Web Sites or e-mail addresses

Home

First page in the site. Contains contact details for the church and Parish Office, and a special link to the Location page. Also has changing images.

Location

News

Mass Times

Sacraments

Parish Team

Parish Organisations

Parish Schools

Parish History

Parish Links

Site Information

Location

Parish Office

Parish Secretary

Fr David Irwin

Location

Linked to from the Home page specifically. Displays a map of the area, with acknowledgment links to Ordnance Survey.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

Get-a-map

Ordnance Survey

Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland

News

Linked to from all pages. Shows the Parish Diary and Newsletter, and has a special link to the Rotas page.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

Rotas

Link to Rotas to be removed

Linked to especially from the News page. Contains Rotas for various Parish tasks.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

Eucharistic Ministers(a)

Readers(a)

Linen(a)

Soup Run(a)

Mass Times

Linked to from all pages. Displays times of Masses and other services. Special link to News page.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

News

Sacraments

Linked to from all pages. Displays details of the seven Sacraments.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

Baptism(a)

Reconciliation(a)

Holy Communion(a)

Confirmation(a)

Marriage(a)

Ordination(a)

Anointing of the Sick(a)

Parish Team

Linked to from all pages. Contains details of the priests and the team of people who help to run the Parish.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

Priests(a)

Parish Secretary(a)

Parish Team(a)

Parish Organisations

Linked to from all pages. Contains details of the groups, organisations and Religious, in the Parish.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

Altar Servers(a)

Ascent Group(a)

Canons Regular of the Lateran(a)

Catechists(a)

Chatters/Chuckles Toddlers Groups(a)

Choirs(a)

Church Cleaning and Maintenance(a)

Ecumenical Group(a)

Eucharistic Ministers(a)

Flower Arrangers(a)

Justice and Peace Group(a)

The Legion of Mary(a)

Padre Pio Prayer Group(a)

Parish Team(a)

Readers(a)

Sisters of Christian Instruction(a)

Sisters of Providence(a)

Sisters of Sion(a)

Society of St Vincent de Paul (SVP)(a)

Soup Run(a)

Sacraments(a)

Parish Team(a)

Legion of Mary

Sisters of Sion

Council of Chrstians and Jews

SVP (UK)

Parish Schools

Linked to from all pages. Contains details of the two Parish schools.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

Parish History

Linked to from all pages. Contains a brief history of the Parish.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

Parish Links

Linked to from all pages. Contains details of the Parish's associations with other groups or organisations. Contains some external links.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

Vatican(a)

Westminster Archdiocese(a)

Deanery of Haringey(a)

Churches Together in Hornsey(a)

Marriage Care(a)

Catholic Church in England and Wales(a)

CAFOD(a)

World Council of Churches(a)

New Advent(a)

Vatican web site

Westminster web site

Marriage Care web site

Catholic Church in England and Wales

CAFOD

World Council of Churches

New Advent

Site Information

Linked to from all pages. Contains site information such as Navigation help, and also Copyright information.

Standard Internal Links present - see Home page for details.

Navigation Help(a)

Site Map(a)

Site Links and Description(a)

Web Site Policy(a)

Copyright Information(a)

Webmaster

Web Site Policy

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'The Parish of St Peter-in-Chains aims to use this web site as a means of fulfilling the Parish Aims.

We aim to:

1)	adhere to the IT Strategy of the Parish
2)	respect the rights of each contributor to this web site, particularly their copyright; each asset, e.g. text, photograph and so on will be documented and records of rights will be kept
3)	respect the rights of each person mentioned in this web site; we will not publish any information about you without the express permission of yourself or your representatives
4)	respect the rights of children in particular; we have consulted the Child Protection Officer of the Archdiocese of Westminster as to the appropriate use of information about children
5)	provide links to other sites in good faith; however we are not able to accept liability for the content or accuracy of those sites (all links from this site will open new browser windows)
6)	provide accurate information and to correct any errors to this site as soon as possible
7)	consider all feedback and contributions to the site Although many people contribute to the site, the Parish Priest has the final responsibility for the web site, under the guidelines given by the Archdiocese of Westminster.

If you have any queries, please contact the Webmaster

Copyright Information

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Several people have been involved in the development of this web site, and hopefully many more people will be able to contribute in the future.

Marion Gaskell created the style and template for this site, enhanced the photographic images, and worked with members of the Parish Team Steering Group to develop the text contained in the site. Many of the photographs of the church were taken by Father Garry Murphy (our previous Parish priest). Other photographs were taken by Robin Humphreys (of Robin Humphreys Photography, N4,- 020 8340 8604), who retains the copyright in those photographs, although we have been granted permission to use them for specific purposes. We have also been given permission to use certain logos.

Copyright issues are not necessarily straightforward in a joint and on-going project; however, every person deserves to have the rights in their own work, and in the ownership of the work respected.

Although it deceptively easy to copy any asset, - text, photographs, graphics etc. from the web, kindly ask permission first from the Webmaster of this site if you wish to use any part of this site, who will then be able to provide information on the copyright relating to each asset.

It is also acknowledged that this site was developed using support and resources provided by London Guildhall University (now, London Metropolitan University).