Join us for “Candlemas Come and Sing” at Portsmouth Cathedral, where the magnificent architecture and inspiring acoustics set the stage for a memorable musical experience.
A service of blessing for pets and their people! Bring your pet, or a picture of your pet, for a short service of blessing followed by refreshments and goodie bags to take away!
Evensong attended by the Friends
Taizé-style worship offers peace, quiet and reassurance: and an encounter with God in the singing and stillness.
We meet in the Cathedral in St Thomas’ Chapel to join in Taizé songs and chants and be led in prayer with a time of quiet reflection and meditation.
The service usually lasts about 40 minutes.
On the first Wednesday of the month, this service includes special prayers for wholeness and healing.
This Sunday, we welcome all to join us for our Annual Service for Seafarers, dedicated to all those who work and live at sea, and where we remember all those lost at sea.
Bishop Jonathan will ordain those who are set apart to be members of the clergy as deacons and priests in our Cathedral.
Bishop Jonathan will ordain those who are set apart to be members of the clergy as deacons and priests in our Cathedral.
On the first Wednesday of the month, this service includes special prayers for wholeness and healing.
On the first Wednesday of the month, this service includes special prayers for wholeness and healing - with the opportunity for anointing and personal prayer after the service for any who would find this helpful.
Do come along if there is someone you are particularly praying for or would like prayer for yourself.
See our worship pages for regular services, or see our service list.
This commemorative service, will honour the bravery and sacrifice of those who participated in the Normandy landings during World War II. Congregants will have the opportunity to pay their respects and remember the pivotal events of D-Day.
On Sunday, June 2, 2024, Portsmouth Cathedral will commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day with a special Sunday Worship Service broadcast live on BBC Radio 4.
Corpus Christi is also called the Day of Thanksgiving for the Institution of Holy Communion.
As the Cathedral Choir is recording a CD this week, tonight's service will be Evening Prayer rather than Choral Evensong.
As the Cathedral Choir is recording a CD this week, tonight's service will be Evening Prayer rather than Choral Evensong.
On the Feast of Pentecost, our new Lord Mayor and members of the Portsmouth City Council will attend the annual City Service at the start of their year of office.
We'll be celebrating a service to mark 30 years since the ordination of women as priests within our diocese.
Evensong attended by the Friends
Our Easter Day services conclude with joyful music from the Cathedral Choir, and a final sermon from Canon Harriet, on the raising of Christ from death to fullness of life.
Our celebrations of the resurrection of Jesus, begun last night, continue with festal services today.
A special Easter Day service at #PompeySundays, our informal cafe-style service suitable for all ages.
Our Easter Day celebrations start with this early service of Holy Communion said according to the Book of Common Prayer.
The first service of Easter led by Bishop Jonathan All are welcome to join our Easter Eve Vigil.
Our Holy Week preacher, Christine Smith, will offer her reflections on 'Love and Lament: Voices of the Passion' during the first Two Hours of the 'Preaching of the Passion'.
The Eucharist of the Last Supper recalls how Jesus washed the feet of his disciples as a sign of loving service, shared bread and wine and instituted the Eucharist - in which we recognise his presence with us today, as he was present with his first disciples.
All are welcome to join us after the Eucharist, for the Watch of Prayer in the St Thomas Chapel until midnight.
The Eucharist of the Last Supper recalls how Jesus washed the feet of his disciples as a sign of loving service, shared bread and wine and instituted the Eucharist - in which we recognise his presence with us today, as he was present with his first disciples.
On Maundy Thursday, Bishop Jonathan gathers with clergy and lay ministers from the whole Diocese as we begin the most solemn and special three days of the Church's year.
In her three Holy Week addresses, Canon Harriet will invite us to reflect at the end of our Lenten exploration of Lazarus Raised.
