We are a network of Catholics who meet regularly to enjoy each other's company and to help support each other.

PROVINCE 7 COMPRISES OF

PROVINCIAL
COUNCILLORS:

• Beckenham:
  Don Mullane
• Blackheath & Chislehurst:
  Jim Saunders
• Bromley:
  Duncan Aitkins
• Canterbury:
  Tony Welch
• Dover Cinque Port Group:
  Gehad Homsey
• Maidstone:
  Ian Butler
• Meopham:
  Barry Mullan
• Sevenoaks:
  Brendan Ducey
• Swale:
  Terry Mahoney
• Swanley:
  Peter Coward
• Tunbridge Wells:
  Paul Sleightholme

COUNCIL
​From May 2025:
​

• Provincial President:
  ​James Saunders (Blackheath & Chislehurst)
• Vice-President:
  Brendan Ducey (Sevenoaks)
• Immediate Past President:
  Peter Coward (Swanley)
• Director:
  Duncan Aitkins (Bromley)
• Secretary:
  Paul Sleightholme (Tunbridge Wells)
• Treasurer:
  Tony Welch (Canterbury)
• Chamberlain:
  Dave Havercan (Swanley)
• Membership Officer:
  Barry Mullan  (Meopham)
• Charity Officer:
  Terry Mahoney
• Vocations:
  Duncan Aitkins (Bromley)
• Provincial Welfare Officer:
  Wladek Koch (Beckenham)

Province 7 Provincial Council

CATENIAN
​CIRCLES:
​

• ​Beckenham (206)
  
  
• Blackheath & Chislehurst (99)
  
  
• Bromley (68)
  
  
• Canterbury (175)
  
  
• Dover Cinque Port Group
  
  
• Maidstone (136)
  
  
• Meopham (251)
  
  
• Sevenoaks (183)
  
  
• Swale (282)
  
  
• Swanley (306)
  ​
• Tunbridge Wells (150)​

Circles in Province 7

WHO ARE THE CATENIANS?

We are a network of Catholics who meet regularly to enjoy each other’s company and to help and support each other throughout the world.

Providing supportive friendship for over 100 years, the Catenian Association has a focus on the future and the busy, modern lives of its members. The Catenians originated as a lay association of Catholic men who met to share friendship and mutual support at a time when UK society and government still actively discriminated against them.

As society evolved, the Catenian Association adapted. We now invite all Catholic men to join our global community of members and their families, offering a genuine sense of belonging and connection.
Interested?  Considering joining us?  We welcome applications from all Catholic men, and you apply for membership to your local Circle or Group.

Find your nearest Circle and use the response form to get in touch so we can have a real person tell you, face-to-face, and with absolutely no obligation, just what it means to be a Catenian and how being a member will benefit both you and your family.  You might as well find out.  What’s to lose?

The Catenians Official Website