Roman Catholic parish church on Devil's Tower Road in Gibraltar.
St. Theresa's Church is a Roman Catholic church in northeastern Gibraltar, situated along Devil's Tower Road. Former priest Bernard Devlin later became Roman Catholic Bishop of Gibraltar. The road was proposed to be renamed Bishop Devlin Lane, but Devil's Tower Road remained its official name.
St. Theresa's Church is a Roman Catholic church in Gibraltar, located in the northeastern part of the territory along Devil's Tower Road. It functions as a parish church, with Mass celebrated for parishioners since the end of World War II. St. Theresa's formally became a parish in 1974, when Bernard Devlin was appointed parish priest. The foundation stone of the new church building was laid in 1992 by Bishop Devlin. Bernard Devlin, one of the former priests of the church, went on to become the Roman Catholic Bishop of Gibraltar. In recognition of his role, the Government of Gibraltar proposed renaming the street where the church stands as Bishop Devlin Lane. However, the existing name, Devil's Tower Road, was ultimately retained. The church is documented as a Catholic, specifically Roman Catholic, place of worship in Gibraltar, and appears in listings related to church buildings and structures in the territory. Its location and coordinates are recorded in official and reference sources, emphasizing its status as a notable religious building within Gibraltar’s Roman Catholic community.
