St Paul’s Cathedral is open for visiting Monday – Friday, 10am – 6pm, and Saturdays, 10am – 5pm.
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- Monday, 13 May 2024
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Cathedral Open 10am - 6pm
Please note the Cathedral will be closed for visiting during services.
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12.15pm Lunchtime Eucharist
A short service in the middle of the day, with communion and a brief sermon. This service is held in the Nave area. All are welcome to attend, however tourist visiting is not permitted during this time.
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5.10pm Evening Prayer in Simple English
A service of Evening Prayer in simple English language is held at 5:10pm on Mondays. Many of those who attend our English conversation classes on Monday afternoons join for this service. All are welcome.
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Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession Exhibition in the Transept Gallery
A new exhibition by artist Russell Shiells in the Transept Gallery, featuring themes of reconciliation and facing the legacy of colonisation in Australia.
Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession aims to provoke discussion among viewers by drawing on emotive images and styles. It blends images from the earliest days of European arrival in Australia through to the present day to create themes that contrast privilege and disadvantage. While presenting the legacy of colonisation honestly and unromantically, the invitation to sit together at a table and find reconciliation remains. We are all encouraged to consider what we might do to accept that invitation.
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- Tuesday, 14 May 2024
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Cathedral Open 10am - 6pm
Please note the Cathedral will be closed for visiting during services.
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12.15pm Lunchtime Eucharist
A short service in the middle of the day, with communion and a brief sermon. This service is held in the Nave area. All are welcome to attend, however tourist visiting is not permitted during this time.
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5.10pm Choral Evensong
Sung by the Cathedral Choir, this is a traditional Anglican service with music, prayer and scripture readings.
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Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession Exhibition in the Transept Gallery
A new exhibition by artist Russell Shiells in the Transept Gallery, featuring themes of reconciliation and facing the legacy of colonisation in Australia.
Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession aims to provoke discussion among viewers by drawing on emotive images and styles. It blends images from the earliest days of European arrival in Australia through to the present day to create themes that contrast privilege and disadvantage. While presenting the legacy of colonisation honestly and unromantically, the invitation to sit together at a table and find reconciliation remains. We are all encouraged to consider what we might do to accept that invitation.
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- Wednesday, 15 May 2024
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Cathedral Open 10am - 6pm
Please note the Cathedral will be closed for visiting during services.
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12.15pm Lunchtime Eucharist
A short service in the middle of the day, with communion and a brief sermon. This service is held in the Nave area. All are welcome to attend, however tourist visiting is not permitted during this time.
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1pm Lunchtime Concert
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5.10pm Choral Evensong
Sung by the Cathedral Choir, this is a traditional Anglican service with music, prayer and scripture readings.
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Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession Exhibition in the Transept Gallery
A new exhibition by artist Russell Shiells in the Transept Gallery, featuring themes of reconciliation and facing the legacy of colonisation in Australia.
Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession aims to provoke discussion among viewers by drawing on emotive images and styles. It blends images from the earliest days of European arrival in Australia through to the present day to create themes that contrast privilege and disadvantage. While presenting the legacy of colonisation honestly and unromantically, the invitation to sit together at a table and find reconciliation remains. We are all encouraged to consider what we might do to accept that invitation.
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- Thursday, 16 May 2024
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Cathedral Open 10am - 6pm
Please note the Cathedral will be closed for visiting during services.
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12.15pm Lunchtime Eucharist
A short service in the middle of the day, with communion and a brief sermon. This service is held in the Nave area. All are welcome to attend, however tourist visiting is not permitted during this time.
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5.10pm Choral Evensong
Sung by the Cathedral Choir, this is a traditional Anglican service with music, prayer and scripture readings.
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Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession Exhibition in the Transept Gallery
A new exhibition by artist Russell Shiells in the Transept Gallery, featuring themes of reconciliation and facing the legacy of colonisation in Australia.
Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession aims to provoke discussion among viewers by drawing on emotive images and styles. It blends images from the earliest days of European arrival in Australia through to the present day to create themes that contrast privilege and disadvantage. While presenting the legacy of colonisation honestly and unromantically, the invitation to sit together at a table and find reconciliation remains. We are all encouraged to consider what we might do to accept that invitation.
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- Friday, 17 May 2024
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Cathedral Open 10am - 6pm
Please note the Cathedral will be closed for visiting during services.
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12.15pm Lunchtime Eucharist
A short service in the middle of the day, with communion and a brief sermon. This service is held in the Nave area. All are welcome to attend, however tourist visiting is not permitted during this time.
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5.10pm Choral Evensong
Sung by the Cathedral Choir, this is a traditional Anglican service with music, prayer and scripture readings.
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Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession Exhibition in the Transept Gallery
A new exhibition by artist Russell Shiells in the Transept Gallery, featuring themes of reconciliation and facing the legacy of colonisation in Australia.
Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession aims to provoke discussion among viewers by drawing on emotive images and styles. It blends images from the earliest days of European arrival in Australia through to the present day to create themes that contrast privilege and disadvantage. While presenting the legacy of colonisation honestly and unromantically, the invitation to sit together at a table and find reconciliation remains. We are all encouraged to consider what we might do to accept that invitation.
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- Saturday, 18 May 2024
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Cathedral Open 10am - 5pm
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Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession Exhibition in the Transept Gallery
A new exhibition by artist Russell Shiells in the Transept Gallery, featuring themes of reconciliation and facing the legacy of colonisation in Australia.
Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession aims to provoke discussion among viewers by drawing on emotive images and styles. It blends images from the earliest days of European arrival in Australia through to the present day to create themes that contrast privilege and disadvantage. While presenting the legacy of colonisation honestly and unromantically, the invitation to sit together at a table and find reconciliation remains. We are all encouraged to consider what we might do to accept that invitation.
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- Sunday, 19 May 2024
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8am Holy Communion (BCP)
A traditional Service of Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer (1662) with a Sermon and Hymn.
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10am Choral Eucharist
Our main Sunday Service - a traditional Eucharist with music led by the Cathedral Choir.
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4pm Choral Evensong
Sung by the Cathedral Choir, this is a traditional Anglican service with music, prayer and Scriptures.
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Gather at St Paul's
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Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession Exhibition in the Transept Gallery
A new exhibition by artist Russell Shiells in the Transept Gallery, featuring themes of reconciliation and facing the legacy of colonisation in Australia.
Emigration/Immigration/Dispossession aims to provoke discussion among viewers by drawing on emotive images and styles. It blends images from the earliest days of European arrival in Australia through to the present day to create themes that contrast privilege and disadvantage. While presenting the legacy of colonisation honestly and unromantically, the invitation to sit together at a table and find reconciliation remains. We are all encouraged to consider what we might do to accept that invitation.
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