We are delighted to announce that the Revd Dr Garry Deverell has been appointed as a Cathedral Canon, becoming the third First Nations Canon to join the Cathedral’s ministry and leadership team. Dr Garry Worete Deverell is a trawloolway man…
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The experiences of Country and the people of the Barka-Lower Darling River are the focus of a unique art, voice and justice exhibition at St Paul’s Cathedral, in partnership with the Water Justice Hub within the Crawford School of Public…
The Cathedral’s Bells, which ring to mark significant moments in the life of our state and country, will toll from this Sunday to honour the thousands that have died in Australia during the COVID-19 pandemic, and to highlight the ongoing…
As we prepare to bring in the New Year, we’re looking back at some of our highlights and significant moments of 2022. From all of us at St Paul’s Cathedral, we wish you and your loved ones God’s rich blessing…
From Monday 26 December, the Cathedral will revert to its summer timetable. The Cathedral will be closed on Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 December for days of rest for the Cathedral Staff and then re-open from Wednesday 28 from 10.00am to 4.00pm…
The Cathedral's Canon Artist-in-Residence, Assoc. Prof Glenn Loughrey, has authored a new publication ‘Unpacking the Statement from the Heart - A personal perspective from a Wiradjuri Man’, which has been published by the Crawford School of Public Policy at the…
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It was a joy to gather with hundreds in the Cathedral on Tuesday 13 December as we celebrated 30 years of the Priestly ministry of Women in this Diocese. Bishop Kate Prowd led the service and presided at the Eucharist,…
Read More 30th Anniversary of the Ordination of Women as Priests
This year marks the 30th Anniversary of the ordination of the first women priests in the Anglican Church of Australia after a long and, at times, bitter struggle. The first ordinations in 1992 came after years of debate with the…
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Our English Conversation Corner has concluded for another year with a Christmas party with students and volunteers held on Monday 5 December. Since resuming in April, the classes have welcomed hundreds of International Students, Migrants and new arrivals to Australia…
Read More English Conversation Corner celebrates a successful year
One of the hot questions being discussed today is what Voice, Truth and Treaty mean. And what do we hope for? In an exciting group exhibition, ‘Visions of Hope,’ Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australian artists have joined together to explore these…
Read More Cathedral Artist in Residence curates Vision of Hope
