colleges and Colleges of Higher Education. The Diocese is divided into thirteen deaneries, which are subdivided into parishes: Brighton and Hove: Brighton; Hove; Preston Park; Peacehaven; Rottingdean with Woodingdean; Southwick with Portslade; universities of Brighton and Sussex Cathedral: Arundel; Billingshurst with Pulborough; Bognor Regis with Slindon; Chichester with East Wittering; Petworth with Midhurst; Selsey; Storrington Crawley: Crawley; Horsham; East Grinstead with Lingfield and Forest Row; Horley; West Grinstead with Henfield; Worth Eastbourne: Eastbourne; Hailsham and Polegate; Eastbourne (Langney), Pevensey Bay and Hampden Park; Newhaven; Seaford Epsom: Ashtead; Banstead; Dorking; Effingham; Epsom; Ewell; Fetcham; Leatherhead; Tadworth Guildford: Ash with Heath End; Chilworth and Gomshall; Cranleigh with Bramley; Farnham; Godalming; Guildford with Rydes Hill and Merrow; Haslemere, Hindhead and Chiddingfold; Sutton Park; University of Surrey Lewes: Burgess Hill; Haywards Heath and Staplefield; Keymer with Hurstpierpoint; Lewes Mayfield: Crowborough; Heathfield with Burwash; Mayfield; Uckfield with Herons Ghyll; Wadhurst with Rotherfield Redhill: Caterham and Whyteleafe; Oxted and Warlingham; Redhill, Reigate and Merstham St Leonards-on-Sea: Battle with Northiam; Bexhill; Hastings; Rye; St Leonards-on-Sea and Hollington Weybridge: Addlestone; Chertsey; Cobham; Egham; Esher; Hersham; Molesey; Sunningdale; Thames Ditton; University of London; Walton-on-Thames; Weybridge Woking: Camberley and Bagshot; Frimley; Knaphill; West Byfleet; Woking Worthing: Adur Valley; East Preston with Angmering; East Worthing; Goring; Littlehampton with Rustington; Worthing Mass attendance The Diocese has a weekly Mass attendance of 43,377 persons, which would be approximately one quarter of the total Catholic population. There are 116 parishes with a number of other centres where Mass is celebrated regularly. In April 2005, the Diocese had 182 diocesan and 97 religious priests, as well as 16 permanent deacons. There are many religious institutes, of both men and women, living and working in the Diocese in a number of apostolates. The Diocese has a total of 90 Catholic schools. Local pilgrimage The Diocese also founded the Arundel and Brighton Pilgrimage, which now occurs annually during the two weeks running up to the August bank holiday. Though the pilgrimage is largely Roman Catholic, it is in fact ecumenical and there are several Anglican attendants. The first walk took place in 1975 around the Diocese but has since gone on to include cross-country routes through England and Wales, with different themes and stops at various churches and cathedrals. Anti-abuse policy In the early 2000s, the sexual abuse scandal in Arundel and Brighton diocese hurt the public's trust in the work of local diocesan officials. See also