Second Sunday in Lent
Preacher: The Precentor
NOTE: COVID-19 restrictions in place.
Second Sunday in Lent
Preacher: The Precentor
Music: Messe Basse (Fauré), Ave Verum (Fauré)
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.
In anticipation of the feast day (1 March) celebrating St David, Patron Saint of Wales, we are joined by Perth’s Welsh Free Church. Great Welsh hymns are sung, and you can sing them in either English or Welsh! The Reverend Pat Denny, Rector of City Beach, preaches.
NOTE: Covid-19 restrictions in place.
A special celebration of Holy Communion with prayers for healing. This service is held on the first Tuesday of every month.
Trapped in the ruins of a war-locked Cathedral, four English soldiers bed down for the night and dream of life and death.
Christopher Fry’s lyrical meditation on life, death, violence and purgatory was originally commissioned as part of the Festival of Britain, and opened at St Thomas’ church in Regent Street, London in May 1951 and broadcast live by the BBC in December of that year.
10 years later, the play was performed at St George’s Cathedral, Perth, (broadcast live by the ABC) in February and then at St John’s Cathedral, Brisbane, in March.
Join us for this special event – a staged reading of a stunning allegorical treatment of humankind’s spiritual relationship with faith and his fellow man. In this 60th Anniversary of its Australian premiere, it will be performed concurrently with a staged reading at St John’s Cathedral in Brisbane – a symbolic reaching of hands across the nation.
TICKETS: $50 adults/$45 all concessions (+booking fee) through TryBooking
Andrew Hale as Private Tim Meadows
Sam Ireland as Private Peter Able
Peter Williams as Corporal Joe Adams
Haydon Wilson as Private David King
Director: Stuart Halusz
Sound Design: Ben Collins
Stage Manager: Garry Ferguson
Join Bishop David Murray and experience spirituality as an integral part of your daily live and participate in a rich and full daily cycle of prayer within the Cathedral.
The day begins with percolated coffee (or tea) and prayers.
The morning offers the Eucharist, reflections by presenters, and literature on the theme by Cathedral Scholar Professor Christopher Wortham. Theological Reflection, Word of Life and Contemplative Prayer follow lunch and the day concludes with Celtic prayers.
Click here for more information on dates and presenters.
Cost: $12.00. 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.
Written and Directed by Jenny Davis.
Featuring Rebecca Davis, Stuart Halusz, Alinta Carroll, Craig Skelton
Based on her aunt’s WWII letters, Dear Heart, by Jenny Davis, is a moving true story of a young couple separated by thousands of miles and a barbed wire fence.
Wynne Brooks wrote dozens of letters to her missing RAF husband who was a prisoner of war in Java. This concert version of Jenny’s very popular play and book, includes music of the era and is a tribute both to young lovers separated by world events and to women waiting at home for news.
Be among the thousands of people who have already experienced this moving story in a special concert event. Not to be missed!
This show is part of THEATRE 180’s ‘Morning on the Terrace’ program. Tickets available here.
Families and children are invited to join us in the Cathedral for worship, singing, a Bible story, prayers and craft.