St Georges Cathedral
A place for people to gather in worship and prayer – sometimes with spoken words, sometimes in silence, and sometimes enveloped in sacred music.
Our doors are open to everyone of any faith or none.
Ninth Sunday After Pentecost
Preacher: Tony Murray-Feist
NOTE: COVID-19 restrictions in place.
Ninth Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon: The Reverend Tony Murray-Feist, former Canon & Precentor
PLEASE NOTE: Restrictions apply.
The service will be live streamed on YouTube for those for whom it is too vulnerable for them to be physically present and posted on our website afterwards. A copy of the Order of Service is available here.
Now in its eighteenth year, St George’s Art has become a premier annual event in art education in Western Australia, attracting schools from all sectors. Participation in this exhibition provides an outstanding opportunity for schools to present work by students in Years 10, 11 and 12, in the unique setting of the Cathedral.
Entry is by gold coin donation. Catalogues: $15.
For more information on the exhibition and previous winners go the dedicated page on the exhibition here.
Image: ‘Roots’ by Isabella Cotter, People’s Choice winner of St George’s Art 2019
Sermon: The Reverend John Ward
NOTE: COVID-19 restrictions apply.
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World Premiere of Ruben Davies Mass in E minor ‘Winter Mass’
Winter Mass by Ruben Davies offers a fresh perspective on the traditional mass setting. Like a Perth Winter, it has elements of power but also peace. Join us for a special Choral Eucharist 10.00am, Sunday 25 July for the debut of Ruben Davies Winter Mass, dedicated to...
Announcement: Resignation of the Precentor, The Reverend Gareth Gilbert-Hughes
"I will be leaving the Cathedral in the next few months and I ask for your prayers as I am exploring possibilities in future ministry. Since I came as Precentor in November 2016 I have been responsible for developing the liturgical life of the Cathedral and I...
NAIDOC Week Address – Sunday 4 July 2021 – Dr Bill Leadbetter
An address delivered by Dr Bill Leadbetter, Cathedral Scholar, on the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost at St George's Cathedral. The full service can be viewed on Youtube, with the address commencing at 37:33. Readings: 2 Sam.5: 1-5; 9-10. 2 Cor. 12:2-10. Mk. 6:1-13. The...
4 July 2021 – Sixth Sunday after Pentecost
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Ninth Sunday After Pentecost
Preacher: Tony Murray-Feist
NOTE: COVID-19 restrictions in place.
Ninth Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon: The Reverend Tony Murray-Feist, former Canon & Precentor
PLEASE NOTE: Restrictions apply.
The service will be live streamed on YouTube for those for whom it is too vulnerable for them to be physically present and posted on our website afterwards. A copy of the Order of Service is available here.
Now in its eighteenth year, St George’s Art has become a premier annual event in art education in Western Australia, attracting schools from all sectors. Participation in this exhibition provides an outstanding opportunity for schools to present work by students in Years 10, 11 and 12, in the unique setting of the Cathedral.
Entry is by gold coin donation. Catalogues: $15.
For more information on the exhibition and previous winners go the dedicated page on the exhibition here.
Image: ‘Roots’ by Isabella Cotter, People’s Choice winner of St George’s Art 2019
Sermon: The Reverend John Ward
NOTE: COVID-19 restrictions apply.
Percolated coffee, prayers and a presentation, with opportunity for questions and discussion.
Click here for more information on dates and presentations.
Cost: $5.00, including light refreshments and materials.
Please book your place (so that we can cater for you and ensure that everyone has a seat) by the Monday before the event you are attending, by phoning 9325 5677 or emailing spirituality@perthcathedral.org
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The Dean and Chapter of St George’s Cathedral acknowledges the Noongar people as the original custodians of this land. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and affirm our commitment to the work of reconciliation.