Join us at the Cathedral for Worship! Services have now resumed in the Cathedral and we look forward to welcoming you to one of our Sunday or Weekday services, please see service times below.

Click here to for details of this week’s services & events in the Cathedral

QR Code check-in is required on entry to the Cathedral. Our Sunday Services will continue to be streamed online via our Online Worship page and on our Facebook page and Youtube Channel.

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Live-streamed Services this week
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Tuesday

• Tues 22 June, 5.10pm Choral Evensong

Sunday

• Sun 27 June, 10.00am Combined Patronal Festival Eucharist

All live-streamed services are available to join in via our Facebook page and Youtube Channel, or by clicking on the video below at the time of the service. All services are at Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST).

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Check-in via the Victorian Government QR Code is mandatory for entry to the Cathedral. You can learn more about the QR Code system here.

We anticipate that with further easing of restrictions, on Sunday 27 June we will be able to have our Combined Patronal Festival Service at 10am (likely capped at 300 people) which should allow members of all congregations to attend. This will be followed by our Annual General Meeting at 11.15am for members of the Cathedral’s Electoral Roll 

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For those without easy access to the internet and our live streamed services, we are pleased to partner with Channel 31 (Melbourne & Geelong) to broadcast Choral Evensong on Mondays at 2.30pm.

For detail on how to access and tune in to Channel 31, please click here.

Upcoming service

Monday 21 June 2.30pm
Choral Evensong for the Third Week after Pentecost

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我們中文堂會是由我們的溫裕興法政牧師帶領。我們中文堂會每個星期日下午一點正以普通話崇拜。我們熱誠歡迎你的到訪和參與崇拜。

Our Chinese congregation worships every Sunday at 1.00 pm in Mandarin. We warmly welcome you to visit and worship with us. Our Mandarin congregation is led by our Canon Missioner, Revd Canon Robert Vun.

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Music plays an integral part in the worship of St Paul’s Cathedral. Since 1888, the Cathedral’s Choir of Boys and Men has been an important part of the musical life of our city. Since 2016, a new Choir of Girls, Women and Men shares in the musical leadership of our Cathedral. Three organists contribute to our rich musical tradition.

The Cathedral’s musical life is coordinated by our Director of Music. A designated Music Foundation was established in 1993 to encourage philanthropic donors to ensure that the musical life of the Cathedral is resourced.

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St Paul’s Cathedral warmly welcomes enquiries for weddings and services of blessing, baptisms and confirmations, funerals and memorial services and other special services.

Alongside our regular pattern of daily worship, the Cathedral is able to host a number of special services during the year. We are always happy to consider requests to use the Cathedral and to discuss your particular circumstances.

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In this section, you can read a selection of sermons preached this year at St Paul’s Cathedral, or by the clergy of St Paul’s in other places. Sermons from previous years are available in our Sermon Archive.

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Share your prayer requests with us by emailing parishprayer@stpaulscathedral.org.au.

Prayers submitted will be offered during our 12.15pm Lunchtime Eucharist on Wednesdays.

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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.

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Our All-Age Bible Talks, recorded by members of the Cathedral Clergy, are available to view and share. Bible Talks below are listed by various topics and series as well as important festivals in the Church’s year.

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