Manchester Cathedral

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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 www.manchestercathedral.org

We had our second cathedral summer walk today. Lots of fun, good conversation, great scenery, and even met up with more cathedral friends on the lunch break! Our final summer walk this year is on Monday 17th August. Booking details in comments

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Clergy and Cancer If you are a clergy person living with cancer and feel it would be good to talk to clergy friends with similar experiences, come and join us for our next meeting on Tues 4 Aug at 2pm If you would like to know email our Cathedral Chaplain - revdmarciawall@hotmail.co.uk

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Our Cathedral Summer Walks are opportunities to connect with each other and enjoy being in creation. These walks are longer than our parish walks and are all day events. The next one is Aug 4th and you are welcome to book on here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cathedral-...

Cathedral Summer walks - All Day Events

Longer walks to last all day. Distance between 7-10 miles. Bring a packed lunch. Routes will be planned to ensure toilet stops and cafes

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Clergy and Cancer If you are a clergy person living with cancer and feel it would be good to talk to clergy friends with similar experiences, come and join us for our next meeting on Tues 4 Aug at 2pm If you would like to know email our Cathedral Chaplain - revdmarciawall@hotmail.co.uk

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Some of our volunteers went to Cheetham's Library today on a social visit. A huge thank you to Sian-Louise for the tour. It was great to learn more about the connections and shared history between our two buildings If you would like to join our volunteer community - more information on our website

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Summer months service times: Mon -Fri Morning Prayer 9am Holy Communion 1.10pm Evening prayer 4.30pm (3.30 in Aug) Sat Morning Prayer & Holy Communion 9am Evening Prayer 4.30pm (3.30 in Aug) Sunday BCP Mattins & BCP Holy Communion 8.45am Holy Communion 10.30am Evening Prayer 4.30pm (3.30 in Aug)

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Last night the Revd Canon Tim Goode delivered an excellent and thought provoking theological talk about ableism in the church. His observations and theological explorations are essential as reflected in the rich conversation after his presentation His talk will be available on our podcast soon

TV screen with the words breaking not broken and an image of the cover of Tim's book. Cathedral organ in background Tim is sitting on a chair next to the screenTim is sitting and in conversation with the audience who are sitting in front of him

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

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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

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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🕯️

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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

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It was a joy being part of the judging panel for the Manchester Cathedral bell chime competition Congratulations to James Nissen, whose wonderful chime was based on Ewan MacColl’s ‘The Manchester Rambler’ Thank you BBC News North West Tonight for covering this special moment for Manchester! ⛪️ 🔔 🏆

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