Worship
Today (Sunday)
8.00am -  Holy Communion in the Marsden Chapel
9.00am -  Holy Communion in St Stephen's Chapel
10.00am -  Cathedral Eucharist
5.00pm -  Diocesan Junior School for Girls' Mothering Sunday Service

Tomorrow (Monday)
12.10pm -  Holy Communion in the Mrasden Chapel
Events
Today (Sunday)
5.30pm -  Diocesan School for Girls' Mothering Sunday Service
Weekly News

Cathedral Newsletter for February 21. To read click on the link

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Welcome to the Holy Trinity Cathedral

Auckland Cathedral of the Holy Trinity is a place of worship, choral music, art, architecture, learning and history. Cathedrals are not merely museums; they are living spaces and the Cathedral is a spiritual centre and focus for the Anglican churches of the Auckland Diocese as well as the city. The Cathedral is also used regularly as a venue for music and cultural performances. The Cathedral Precinct, situated in Parnell, consists of Holy Trinity Cathedral as well as St Mary’s, the former Cathedral Church.

At the heart of the activity of the Cathedral there is the revelation of God with a rhythm of daily worship and prayer. The choirs of the Cathedral lead worship on Sundays as well as Wednesday Evensong and alongside this style of worship there are programmes for families and children. People also choose to come to the Cathedral for baptism, weddings and funerals and there are community events including Mainly Music. Tourists are welcome to visit the Cathedral buildings on a daily basis.


 

Holy Trinity Cathedral has been nominated in the 2010 Corporate Events Guide People's Choice Awards, under the category of 'Best Nationwide Private Hire Venues.

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Diocese Farewells Bishop John

The Diocese of Auckland farewelled retiring Bishop John Paterson on Saturday 20 February with a tribute to the man who has lead the diocese for 15 years and made a major contribution on the international Anglican stage.  The following morning Bishop John presided at a moving Cathedral Eucharist.  He is pictured here offering a final blessing  before laying up his pastoral staff.