Whilst the Cathedral is closed
due to the COVID-19 outbreak
our services are available
on Facebook & Youtube 

Public worship and all Cathedral study and teaching programs will be delivered exclusively via livestream from Monday, 23 March 2020, the Dean of Melbourne, Dr Andreas Loewe, informed members of the Cathedral community on Saturday, 21 March. From Monday, 23 March, the Cathedral and Anglican Centre will also be closed to members of the public.

‘This morning, the Cathedral’s governing body, the Chapter, resolved to suspend all public worship from next Monday until further notice’, Dean Andreas said. ‘We are putting these far-reaching measures in place in order to enable our visitors and worshippers to isolate and so reduce the risk and speed of infection through Covid-19.’

The Cathedral aims reach out to the people of our city and province through live-streamed worship.

Updated 20 April 2020

All public worship is offered online

You can join us from home for live-streamed worship led by a team of ordained, lay and music ministers.

Worship services comply with the current advice of the State and Commonwealth Governments and our Diocese. We are also prepared for the event that a total lockdown results in our inability to leave home.

This means that worship will not look quite the way you would expect it to if you were able to join us in the building.

Join in our worship from home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We continue worship led by a team of ordained, lay and music ministers and available to join in via our Facebook page and Youtube Channel. 

Our Pattern of Worship

Sundays:
8:00am BCP Eucharist with Sermon
10:00am Sung Eucharist with Sermon and Hymns
2:00pm Mandarin Worship 華語崇拜

Weekdays:
Tuesday & Thursday
12:15pm Holy Eucharist with Short Address

Wednesday & Friday
5:10pm Sung Evening Prayer with Homily

All services are available to join in via our Facebook page and Youtube Channel. 

This page contains prayers and intercessions for personal or group use, special prayers for use if it isn’t possible to meet in church, and a simple form of prayer for the morning and evening, which can be downloaded, printed, and shared with those remaining at home or who are unable to access the Internet.

New updates and information:

We care for you and would like to check that you are all right in this difficult time. If you would like us to keep you up to date with what is happening at the Cathedral, we can only do so if we have your contact details. Please email avictorsen@stpaulscathedral.org.au with your name, contact details and the service you regularly attend. This is also a good opportunity to ensure we have your current contact details.