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.
The Cathedral’s annual “Concerts at One” are an increasingly popular series, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Today’s performance is by students from Prendiville Catholic College.
There is no need to book ahead. Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.
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St George’s Art Winners Announced
Congratulations to the winning artists for 2019! Awards were presented to the Overall Winner, four Category Winners and five Highly Commended artists at the Awards Night in St George’s Cathedral on 25 July. Overall Winner: Mikayla Grosse for Quotidien Routine This...
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St George’s Art Bigger Than Ever in 2019
The artworks are in, and St George’s Art 2019 is set to be the biggest so far, with an astonishing 173 students participating, from 61 schools. Young artists in Years 10-12 have delivered their works to St George’s Cathedral to be photographed for the souvenir...
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Sir Francis Burt Memorial Concert
The pipe organ is an extraordinary instrument - not only the largest in the world but capable of making sounds that reverberate deep within us creating a spine-tingling effect. Organist Benjamin Sheen is sensing a growing excitement about organ concerts in the US,...
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The Cathedral’s annual “Concerts at One” are an increasingly popular series, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Today’s performance is by students from Prendiville Catholic College.
There is no need to book ahead. Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.
Join Fr Gareth, Precentor, for Morning Prayer, Eucharist, and coffee, followed by teaching and discussion.
8am: Morning Prayer in the Soldiers’ Chapel.
8.15am: Eucharist in the North Transept.
8.45am: Coffee in the South Transept.
9am-10am: Teaching in the North Transept with Fr Gareth.
Followed by discussion till 10.30am.
Come and go as you please. All welcome.
Saturday Scriptures is held on the 4th Saturday of the month, and its companion series, Liturgy Lectures on the 2nd Saturday of the month. Entry is free; no booking required.
Percolated coffee, prayers and a presentation, with opportunity for questions and discussion.
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
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 Cathedral’s annual “Concerts at One” are an increasingly popular series, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Today’s performance is by Holly Broadbent, Senior Organ Scholar.
There is no need to book ahead. Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.