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Mary

Cally Hammond reflects on Mary, Mother of Christ, for the month of May.

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A Liberation Movement for the Earth

Drawing as well from the great liberation theologians and womanist theologians, Anupama Ranawana examines the connections between climate, poverty, race and colonisation.

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The Sacraments: Responding to God's Loving Invitation

Jane Williams explores the sacraments as a glorious expression of God’s love.

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A Commoner's Messiah

David Benjamin Blower reflects on the Messiah as we move through Holy Week into Easter.

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The Girl from Montego Bay

Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin talks about her autobiography, reflecting particularly on the theme of 'a wonderful life and a wonderful God'.

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Resurrection Hope: wrestling with questions of justice

Kelly Brown-Douglas and Paula Gooder reflect together on vocation and preaching, on racial justice and, most importantly, on hope.

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Gen Z and the City

A panel discussion to launch a new partnership which examines the values driving Gen Z and their work practices.

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Seeking the God Beyond: A Beginner's Guide to Apophatic Spirituality

Janet Williams introduces the tradition of apophatic spirituality, and explores its relevance to 21st century Christian life.

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Boys will be Boys? Being a man before God in the 21st century

Will Rose-Moore explores what it really means to be a man today, and how the Bible portrays men.

Sacred Remnants: a journey through objects and faith

Mark Nam reflects on the everyday objects that intersect with his faith and his heritage to connect him to God in unexpected ways.

Novels, God and faith: How a novel might speak of God

Join Paula Hollingsworth as she explores how novels can nurture our spiritual life.

A warrior God: violence in the Bible

Join us as Helen Paynter explores the topic of violence in the Bible.

We believe… The Nicene Creed 1,700 years on

Join us as Morwenna Ludlow reflects on the ongoing legacy of the Nicene Creed.

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Living the Psalms today

Join us as Martin Wroe explores the Psalms and their relevance for our life today.

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Martyrs and Mary by Bill Viola

These two affecting large-scale video installations were created by internationally acclaimed artist Bill Viola.

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Wren 300: Innovation and Restoration

In 2023 we mark the 300th anniversary of the death of Sir Christopher Wren, a visionary and architect of St Paul's Cathedral.

Peter Chapman: Former Chorister and Lay Canon

A profile of Peter Chapman, a member of the Friends.

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Vibrant new project '50 Monuments in 50 Voices' launches

1 December 2021

50 Monuments in 50 Voices is a dazzling new project that showcases thoughtful, individual responses to 50 unique monuments at St Paul’s Cathedral from artists, poets, musicians, theologians and academics.

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Watch: St Paul's choir perform Allegri’s Miserere for Classic FM

Last month, our Choir performed Allegri's Miserere – a piece traditionally associated with the period of Lent and Holy Week – in an exclusive session filmed by Classic FM.