The mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Manchester, seat of the Bishop of Manchester and the city's parish church. Inclusive and diverse, bearing witness to the Christian faith through worship, service and discipleship
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Manchester Cathedral
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After the morning service today we held a mission lunch, where people were invited to share their own experiences and participate in planning for further outreach. Some excellent conversations, observations and suggestions, which will be collared into a report for Chapter. Thanks to all who came
Yesterday we said goodbye to Solomon and his family as they prepare for Solomon's ordination later this month
All of us at the cathedral give thanks for Solomon's ministry with us over the past ten months and hold him in prayer as he takes this next step in his journey with God
If you have a child interested in singing, this could be for you
Be a chorister for the day- 13th June
All are welcome to join us this Sunday evening at 5.30pm for a special Choral Evensong remembering the anniversary of the 1996 Manchester Bomb
This Friday, 22nd May, marks 9yrs since the Manchester Arena bombing
The names of the 22 victims will be read during services: Morning Prayer at 9am, Holy Communion at 1.10pm and Evening Prayer at 4.30pm
The cathedral will also be open throughout the day to anyone wishing to light a candle or pray
Our Angel Project launch is next week!
Join us on Angel Meadow at 1pm for a creative performance
Then move to the Cathedral for 2pm, where special guest, journalist and author, Dean Kirby will share stories of Angel Meadow, alongside other guest speakers
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1987997411...
Today marks 9yrs since the Manchester Arena bombing
The names of the 22 victims will be read aloud during our services: Morning Prayer at 9am, Holy Communion at 1.10pm and Evening Prayer at 4.30pm
The cathedral will also be open throughout the day to anyone wishing to light a candle or pray🕯️
Created by Leah Hislop, and commissioned by Christian CND, 'Hope will blossom from these ashes' is a memorial artwork to mark the 80th anniversary of when the atomic bombs were detonated over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Free to see during cathedral opening hours
A great write up about Angel Meadow, featuring our new Angel Project
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
