| Today | Thursday 9 Sep 2010 |
|---|---|
| 07:30 | Mattins |
| 08:00 | Holy Communion |
| 08:30 | Doors open for sightseeing |
| 12:30 | Holy Communion |
| 16:00 | Last entry for sightseeing |
| 17:00 | Evensong |
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Art Exhibition - Images of St Paul's in the 21st Century. View
Welcome to St Paul's Cathedral
We welcome all those who come through our doors - as worshippers and pilgrims, or as visitors and sightseers from London, the United Kingdom and the whole world.
The Right Reverend Graeme Knowles, Dean of St Paul's Cathedral
The City of London Salute to the Battle of Britain and RAF WWII Veterans was held at St Paul's Cathedral on 7th September. The service took place on the 70th anniversary of the start of the Blitz. More »
Other News
Art Exhibition opens on 21st September
Visitors can view the exhibition from 21st September to 15th October 2010. In the first exhibition of its kind at St Paul’s, 64 artists have produced original works especially for the exhibition to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the completion of Wren's great enterprise. More »
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The English Organ Sonata
Throughout September the Sunday organ recitals will feature of some of the greatest English organ sonatas in the repertoire which are ideally suited to the magnificent Father Willis organ of St Paul’s Cathedral. More »
Oculus: an eye into St Paul's
An innovative new permanent exhibition opens at St Paul's Cathedral on 14th July 2010. More »
Public Debate: Suffering
05 October 2010
For many, the reality of suffering and evil throw God’s love into doubt: how can God do these terrible things, or allow them to happen? Admission is free and unticketed. More »
Meditative Service: Suffering
10 October 2010
In a series of meditative services, we reflect on the subjects of love, suffering, death, and happiness. The services, led by the Revd Sarah Eynstone, Chaplain at St Paul’s Cathedral, will include music, readings and time for reflection. More »
Public Debate: Love
12 October 2010
Is love really all we need? Love is the perennial theme, with thousands of novels, songs, poems and films about it every year, and for many of us, it gives the greatest meaning to our lives. Join our debate. Admission is free and unticketed. More »
Meditative Service: Love
17 October 2010
In a series of meditative services, we reflect on the subjects of love, suffering, death, and happiness. The services, led by the Revd Sarah Eynstone, Chaplain at St Paul’s Cathedral, will include music, readings and time for reflection. More »
