On this page you can find details of the third of the Dean of Melbourne’s Lent Addresses 2017, “Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done” – Knowing Jesus Christ: Finding Salvation. You may also watch the first address and the second address. For Christians, Lent…
Read More Dean’s Lent Addresses 2017: Justification – God’s greatest work of love
On this page you can find details of the second of the Dean of Melbourne's Lent Addresses 2017, “Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done” - Knowing Jesus Christ: Finding Salvation. You may watch the first address here. For Christians, Lent is…
Read More Dean’s Lent Addresses 2017: Faith – God saves all who believe
Date: Friday 31 March and Saturday 1 April 2017 Time: 7.30PM Venue: St Paul's Cathedral, Cnr of Swanston Street and Flinders Street, Melbourne Cost: $30 Full / $15 Concession Booking: Eventbrite online. A spectacular pre-Easter performance inspired by the Passion of Christ will transform St…
On this page you can find details of the first of the Dean of Melbourne's Lent Addresses 2017, “Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done” - Knowing Jesus Christ: Finding Salvation. You can read the readings Dean Andreas reflects on in…
Read More Dean’s Lent Addresses 2017: Sin – all fall short of the glory of God
Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem Thursday 23 February 1.00—1.30 St Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne Please join a time of silent meditation and prayer for the peace of Jerusalem and environs. Bishop Philip Huggins President, National Council of Churches in Australia…
Praying for Five Friends Praying for others to know Jesus is one of the most powerful things we can do; persistent prayer for others brings transformation to their lives. Consistently praying for others takes discipline, and there are many ways…
On Sunday, 29 January, at 6pm, a festival Choral Evensong will mark the Eve of the Opening of the Legal Year. The preacher will be The Very Revd Associate Professor Shane Mackinlay, Master of Catholic Theological College, Melbourne. Judges and…
St Paul's Cathedral has appointed a Director of Philanthropy. Canon Leigh Mackay, for more than ten years a member of the Cathedral Chapter, has joined the Cathedral team in a part time capacity to help raise much needed funds in…
Thousands of Melburnians and visitors from all around the world joined the Christmas celebrations at St Paul's Cathedral despite recent news of a purported Christmas terror attack on the Cathedral and the Flinders Street Precinct. This year marked the centenary of Carol Services…
Melbourne Anglicans are grateful and relieved that a planned terrorist attack on St Paul’s Cathedral, Federation Square and Flinders Street Station on Christmas Day has been neutralised, the Dean of St Paul’s, Dr Andreas Loewe, said today. “We will be alert,…
