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Our new exhibition, A Dangerous Calling: 500 Years of William Tyndale’s New Testament, will open from 5th June 2026 until February 2027, telling the extraordinary story of one of the smallest yet most dangerous books in English history 500-years on from its publication.
This royal charter is the earliest surviving item within the Cathedral Archives, dating from July 1099/1100. Written in Latin, it provides confirmation from King William II to the canons of St Paul’s of their rights of jurisdiction over their property.
The arrival in the Cathedral of a ground breaking sculpture by Henry Moore initiated a new relationship with contemporary art which continues to this day.
“The Choristers’ Friend” Maria Hackett was a tireless campaigner who championed the rights of exploited choir boys.
Your choir can join us at the Cathedral and have the opportunity to sing as part of our daily services.
Discover St Paul's turbulent history and the rare artefacts that help to tell its stories.
Having been an altar server in her youth in Surrey, teacher Sarah decided to pick up volunteering when she moved to London many years ago. She tells us about the theatrically and teamwork that her role embodies – and an unexpected bit of heavy lifting that is involved.
Conservation is a big word for a simple ethos – taking care of our Cathedral and its contents so it can be enjoyed for generations to come.