As we celebrated the gift and ministry of music around the Diocese we were minded to rejoice at the very rich tradition of choral music which sits at the heart of our own liturgical tradition.
This straightforward loyalty of Mary Berry, Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins has really cheered me up, as it is so different from the selfishness and greed of much of our public life.
This Pentecost we are invited once again to think about how we might respond to the opportunities placed before us and to respond with hope and generosity.
In the coming weeks we have an opportunity to use this time to strengthen our relationship with God through prayer, fasting and reading the scriptures.
This last week there has been much written about the life of David Bowie. His skill, adaptability and impact have made a lasting impression on contemporary culture and will inform developments for generations.
There is much happening in the world that causes concern, heartache and fear. Advent gives us space to face the world situation with prayer, hope and trust in God’s promises.
The Cathedral's theme for this Advent and Christmas is the confident hope we have in God. Join us and discover the dawning light of Advent and the golden light of Christmas.
We are in a period that the Church knows as All Saints to Advent. It is a time of remembering.Let us remember those who have affected our lives for good and assisted us in our Christian discipleship.