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.
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Cathedral Open
In line with the Premier's announcement today regarding the change of restrictions, the Cathedral will open from 7.00am tomorrow morning. Our numbers will be restricted to 20 persons and wearing of masks is mandatory. The Cathedral Office will be open with reduced...
Cathedral Closed
The Cathedral is currently closed and will remain so for all public worship and visits following the latest announcement by the Western Australian Government of a three-day lockdown to the Perth and Peel regions. All Cathedral activities are suspended. This coming...
ANZAC Day 2021
Each year on the 25th of April we pay our respects and honour those men and women who have died, served and continue to serve our country. Roads around the Cathedral will be closed from 5am until midday and the Cathedral Square Car Park will be inaccessible during the...
18 April 2021 – Patronal Festival of St George in Eastertide
Upcoming Events
THEATRE 180 present The Children | Written by Lucy Kirkwood | Directed by Stuart Halusz | Featuring Jenny Davis, Vivienne Garrett, Andrew Lewis
A star cast examines with humour, hope and courage, what it means to take responsibility for your past and do something big for the future.
Retired nuclear physicists Hazel (Jenny Davis) and Robin (Andrew Lewis) are living a quiet life in their British seaside cottage. Apart from the electricity rationing, daily radiation warnings and coastal erosion, everything with them is fine. Around them however, the world is in chaos, with the fallout of a nuclear power plant meltdown threatening their very existence. When old friend and colleague Rose (Vivienne Garrett) arrives unexpectedly, their future and past lives collide as they debate the present and the challenges they face.
THEATRE 180 present The Children | Written by Lucy Kirkwood | Directed by Stuart Halusz | Featuring Jenny Davis, Vivienne Garrett, Andrew Lewis
A star cast examines with humour, hope and courage, what it means to take responsibility for your past and do something big for the future.
Retired nuclear physicists Hazel (Jenny Davis) and Robin (Andrew Lewis) are living a quiet life in their British seaside cottage. Apart from the electricity rationing, daily radiation warnings and coastal erosion, everything with them is fine. Around them however, the world is in chaos, with the fallout of a nuclear power plant meltdown threatening their very existence. When old friend and colleague Rose (Vivienne Garrett) arrives unexpectedly, their future and past lives collide as they debate the present and the challenges they face.
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Preacher: The Precentor
NOTE: COVID-19 restrictions in place.
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Preacher: The Precentor
Music: Plainsong
PLEASE NOTE: Restrictions apply.
The service will be live streamed on YouTube for those for whom it is too vulnerable and posted on our website afterwards.
Sermon: The Cathedral Pastor
Music: plainsong
NOTE: COVID-19 restrictions apply.
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Perth, Western Australia 6000
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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.