It is possible that he re-established the Reservation of the Blessed Sacrament in the Church. It was not until Easter 1911 that the regular burning of incense on Sundays and other festivals was recommenced. They are housed in the upper part of the tower which is 80 feet high. It is similar to many built in Northamptonshire. It has twice been destroyed by lightning and each time has been built up again to the original design.
T here is much ancient stained glass in the church.
The oldest is a picture of a knight in the South Transept and dated about 1341. It is reputed to be Edmund, Earl of March, who owned a part of the Manor at that time. The chancel and Becket chapel east windows date from 1900 and are by C.E.Kempe, a noted Victorian glazer. F or full details of the times of Services in the Parish Church, please see the Churches Page. T hose who wish to seek information regarding Baptisms, Marriages or Funerals should consult the Vicar.