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.
News
Heartfelt congratulations……
20 outstanding Australians who will help shape our future have been awarded John Monash Scholarships. This diverse group represent all States and Territories and have degrees from 14 different Australian Universities. Among them is Jonty Coy, a valued member of the...
Congratulations….
Congratulations to Lydia Gardiner, one of our superb consort altos, who was awarded the prestigious Ransom Prize for musical composition from the UWA Conservatorium of Music last Sunday as well as the People’s Choice; it was a piano, clarinet and voice trio performed...
Appointment of Dean of St George’s Cathedral
The Chapter is delighted to announce the appointment of the Very Reverend Chris Chataway, Dean of Ballarat as the next Dean of St George’s Cathedral. Dean Chataway is a highly respected member of the Australian clergy, having served both as an Archdeacon in Adelaide...
Upcoming Events
Percolated coffee, prayers and a presentation, with opportunity for questions and discussion.
Speaker: Mr Matthew Holyday, International Hospitality Industry.
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
The season of Advent marks the solemn time of preparation and hope for the coming of Christ. This annual Advent Carol Service with readings tells the story of “the people who walked in darkness” to whom has come the Light of Christ.
A special celebration of Holy Communion which includes anointing & laying on of hands with prayer. This service is held on the first Tuesday of every month.
The annual Compassionate Friends service gives consolation and hope to those who have lost a child of any age.
Compassionate Friends is a world-wide support group for all bereaved of a child, and the Cathedral is the spiritual home of the Western Australian chapter.
The day begins with percolated coffee and prayers. The morning offers the Eucharist, reflections and poetry on the themes by Cathedral Scholar Professor Christopher Wortham. Word of Life and Contemplative Prayer follow lunch and the day concludes with Celtic prayers.
Speaker: Bishop David Murray, Cathedral Centre for Spirituality and Panel.
Cost: $12.00, including lunch 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