St Mary's College, Oscott

St Mary's College, also known as Oscott College, is a historic Roman Catholic seminary located in New Oscott, Birmingham, England. Founded in 1794, it serves as a training ground for priests from various dioceses in England and Wales, as well as international students. The college is notable for its impressive architecture designed by Augustus Pugin and Joseph Potter, and it has played a significant role in the revival of the Catholic faith in England. Visitors can explore its rich history, including a visit from Pope Benedict XVI in 2010, and participate in upcoming events such as the national Eucharistic Congress in September 2024. The college also features a chapel known for its choral music, making it a unique destination for both tourists and researchers interested in religious education and history.