St Peter ad Vincula Church, Ratley
St Peter ad Vincula Church in Ratley (Banbury) is known for its medieval architecture, particularly its medieval preaching cross and the four different window styles.
About this building
The church was constructed in the 13th century. However, the building was interrupted by the Black Death. The church's interior features highlight the Victorian re-ordering, under which encaustic tiles were added in the sanctuary, and alter rails, organ, and pews were installed. The medieval church also has a modern cover which was commissioned to commemorate the Millenium. In 2007, a modern icon of our patron saint was added.
