The Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral, the Very Revd Dr Andreas Loewe, wrote to Prime Minister Scott Morrison urging the Government to act more urgently to respond to climate change and committing St Paul’s Cathedral to reach net zero carbon…
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Retired Clergy Service • 12 Oct 2021
We look forward to virtually welcoming retired clergy and spouses from across the Diocese of Melbourne for their Annual Service on Tuesday 12 October 2021. The service is an opportunity to celebrate and give thanks for their many years of faithful…
National Mental Health Month • Resources
The effects of mental health problems are huge, and given the challenging times we are living in with coronavirus, it's more important than ever that we take steps to support good mental health. October is National Mental Health Month, an…
New Organ Blower Installed
Works to replace the 90 year old Organ Blower have now been completed, and the Cathedral’s Lewis Organ has been given a new lease on life. Various delays (mostly COVID related) have hindered the project which began in February 2019.…
St Paul’s Cathedral commits to net-zero by 2050
The Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral, the Very Revd Dr Andreas Loewe, has written to Prime Minister Scott Morrison urging the Government to act more urgently to respond to climate change and committing St Paul’s Cathedral to reach net zero…
20th Anniversary of the 9/11 Attacks
To mark the 20th Anniversary of the 9/11 Attacks, St Paul’s Cathedral will hold a Service of Commemoration & Thanksgiving for Emergency Service Workers, as we remember before God those who lost their lives, give thanks for the first responders…
Father’s Day Reflection
A Father's Day Reflection by Dean Andreas Loewe ‘That needle’s gonna hurt’, I told my dad. I was in second grade, and my dad had taken me to the GP for my polio-booster jab. I hadn’t had many injections I…
Sep 2021 • Notes & News
This latest edition of Notes & News is now available, featuring; a Discipleship Message from the Dean, Q&A with our two new Cathedral Canons, reflections on NAIDOC Week and Reconciliation from members of our congregation and staff and information on other recent happenings and upcoming events and services at St Paul's.
The Forest Underground • Hope for a Planet in Crisis with Tony Rinaudo
How do you reforest millions of hectares of African desert without planting a single tree? Find out from Tony Rinaudo, the missionary agronomist who did it. At this year's "Science Week at the Cathedral" event, Tony shared his extraordinary story…
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COVID-19 Update • 18 Aug
Following the announcement that Melbourne will continue in lockdown through to Thursday 2 September, St Paul’s Cathedral will remain closed to the public. Our worship services, fellowship, and study groups will continue online through the lockdown - see further information…