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Phase 1 of Equal Access Project at St Paul's completed

9 Sept 2021 Earlier this year St Paul’s Cathedral completed Phase 1 of the Equal Access project, the first major phase of a permanent accessible entrance to the Cathedral. The project is the most significant change to Christopher Wren’s exterior design in 300 years, taking 20 years from design to completion. We hope the entrance will open to the public in spring 2022.

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Responding to COVID-19

We hold the ‘Good to Go’ industry standard, meaning we are following official COVID guidance and keeping our visitors safe.
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Written reflection
Epiphany
Magi
New Year

Mid-winter traditions

Peter Graystone rediscovers some forgotten British celebrations.
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Written reflection
Peace
Remembrance
VE Day
War
WW2

Faith on the line

Reflections on being a Chaplain to the Armed Forces from Revd Adéle Rees CF for the month of May as we remember VE Day 80 years on.
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Why we charge

Although our services are free, we ask our sightseeing visitors to contribute an entrance fee.
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Visit with your family

Discover London’s iconic church together. Explore 300 years of history with a family trail or come along to a family event. Find everything you need to know for a fun day out with the kids.

Mark Oakley and Paula Gooder speaking from a table on the dais at St Paul's.
Film and video
Atonement
Bible
Good Friday
Holy Week
Jesus
Poetry
Redemption
Salvation
The cross
Holy Week

Scandal and Glory: The Cross in the Bible and Poetry

Paula Gooder and Mark Oakley explore the mystery, the glory and the scandal of the Cross. Through scripture and poetry, they open up something of what we might learn from it not only of sin and reconciliation but also of love and new life, of who Jesus really was, and also what it means to follow his call to take up our own cross.