| Today | Friday 30 Jul 2010 |
|---|---|
| 07:30 | Mattins and Litany |
| 08:00 | Holy Communion |
| 08:30 | Doors open for sightseeing |
| 12:30 | Holy Communion |
| 13:15 | Lunchtime recital |
| 16:00 | Last entry for sightseeing |
| 17:00 | Evening Prayer |
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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
In the first project of its kind, St Paul’s Cathedral launches St Paul’s Institute, a think tank that aims to explore the moral themes surrounding business, finance and global economics. More »
Other News
Summer Family Activities at St Paul's
Interactive storytelling sessions, mosaic-making, art workshops and a self-guided trail keep families entertained at St Paul’s Cathedral this summer. More »
July Orchestral Eucharists
We celebrate the genius of Mozart’s sacred music in a sequence of Sunday Eucharists. Entry is free and all are welcome. More »
Oculus: an eye into St Paul's
An innovative new exhibition opens at St Paul's Cathedral on 14th July 2010. More »
Virtuosi: Organ Recital by James Lancelot
05 August 2010
Join us for our series of recitals by world-renowned organists. Entry is free and all are welcome. More »
Virtuosi: Organ Recital by Robert Quinney
02 September 2010
Join us for a series of recitals by world-renowned organists. Entry is free and all are welcome. 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 »
