St Aidan's Leeds, home of the Brangwyn Mosaics. Where people of many different backgrounds, cultures and languages seek to live out the gospel of love and reconciliation by serving the local community, especially those living on the margins of society. 

Every Sunday at our 10am Parish Mass, we offer warm, open Anglo-Catholic liturgy supported by the choir, full lay participation and contributions from our young people and children. We are one of a very few parishes in the Church of England where Mass is celebrated daily.

The church's most famous feature is a series of mosaics by artist Frank Brangwyn, which were completed in 1916. They show scenes from St Aidan's life: feeding the poor, in Northumbria, preaching and the death of the saint. They are said to be best viewed at noon on a sunny winters day, when they are lit by the nave windows.

The church building itself is a large Victorian red-brick basilica, and is a Grade-II listed structure.

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