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Tips for joining in Worship at home:
- Be ready to go 10 minutes before the service is starting with your computer, iPad or TV set up and connected and volume turned up. The livestream will appear a few minutes before the service is scheduled to begin.
- If you have a printer, you may want to print the Order of Service in advance and have it ready for Sunday Morning, otherwise you can follow along on another device. Do join in the responses and hymns as you normally would.
- You can contribute as part of the offertory by giving online via www.cathedral.org.au/donate
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Monday
12.15pm Holy Eucharist
2.30pm Choral Evensong
Broadcast on Channel 31
3.00pm English Conversation Corner
5.10pm Evening Prayer with Songs
Tuesday
12.15pm Holy Eucharist
NO 5.10pm Choral Evensong
Wednesday
12.15pm Holy Eucharist
1.00pm Lunchtime Concert
5.10pm Choral Evensong
Thursday
Ascension Day
12.15pm Holy Eucharist
5.10pm Choral Evensong
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Friday
12.15pm Holy Eucharist
5.10pm Choral Evensong
Saturday
5.00pm Victoria Chorale Concert - Messa di Gloria
Sunday
8.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
10.00am Choral Eucharist
Preacher: The Revd Dr Garry Deverell
1.00pm Bi-lingual Eucharist
中/ 英双语崇拜
4.00pm Reconciliation Week Service
Preacher: Canon Glenn Loughrey
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Cathedral Open • Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm | Saturdays, 10am to 3pm
Livestreamed Services • Tuesday 5.10pm, Sunday 8am & 10am
Livestreamed services available on our Youtube, Facebook or website.
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Welcome back Heather!
It’s a delight to welcome back Canon Heather after her Long Service Leave.
Bible Study
Sunday's study will commence from 11.45am in David Penman Room, continuing our Healing God’s Creation Series. Following the Bible Study, you’re invited to join with others for an inexpensive lunch at a local eatery.
150th Anniversary of Trinity College • Sunday 4pm
On Sunday we will be joined by the alumni and choir of Trinity College for a special Evensong to mark their 150th Anniversary. The Most Revd Kay Goldsworthy AO, Archbishop of Perth, will preach.
Ministry Conference
The Cathedral Ministry Team will be attending the Marmingatha Ministry Conference from Monday – Wednesday this week. Please contact the office for any matters during this time. Please note there will be no Choral Evensong next Tuesday
Wednesday Lunchtime Concert • 1pm
This week featuring Hugh Fullarton performing a recital showing the rich colours and grandeur of the magnificent St Paul’s Cathedral organ, with masterpieces by Saint-Saëns, Walton and Peter Hurford.
Seniors Group • Fri 27 May, 2pm
The speaker will be Felicity Costigan, CEO Melbourne Anglican Foundation who will speak on the topic ‘Serving God’s Justice with our Gifts’. All are welcome to attend, irrespective of age.
Confirmation & Reception into the Anglican Church
Anyone interested in being confirmed or received into the Anglican Church are invited to contact Canon Jane: jwindow@stpaulscathedral.org.au, to express their interest. Preparation classes will commence on Sunday July 31st, with the service to take place in early September (date to be confirmed).
English Conversation Corner
Continues weekly on Mondays from 3.00pm – 4.30pm in the Barbara Darling Room (entry through the Carpark). Classes are free of charge, and open to anyone wishing to learn to converse in English. For more information on our ECC classes, visit our website or contact Canon Christopher at ccarolane@stpaulscathedral.org.au.
Musical Masterpieces • Sat 28 May, 5.00pm
This wonderful concert features Puccini’s dramatic Messa di Gloria, four fabulous arias by Beethoven, Donizetti and Mozart, and the world premiere of Celebration Fanfare by Houston Dunleavy.
Mario Dobernig conducts Victoria Chorale and the Art of Sound Orchestra with spectacular soloists, Sally-Anne Russell mezzo-soprano, Jiancheng Ding tenor and Christopher Tonkin baritone.
Tickets $25 - $50 | Purchase via trybooking.com/BYJKP or phone 0438 071 001
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Annual General Meeting • 2022
The 2021 Annual General Meeting of St Paul’s Cathedral will be held in-person on Sunday 26 June 2022 at 11am.
As usual we would like to invite members to submit their questions to the meeting in advance. The deadline for question submissions is 24 June. To submit a question please do so by email to welcome@stpaulscathedral.org.au, by phone to 03 9653 4333, or by post to:
St Paul’s Cathedral
Attn: Joel McFadyen
209 Flinders Lane
Melbourne 3000
If you are not yet a member of our electoral roll or would like to update your contact information, please complete and submit an application form to the Cathedral Office (using the above information) by Sunday, June 5 2022.
An application form can be downloaded here.
A reminder, those of you already enrolled do not have to re-enrol, though do let us know if your contact details have changed. If you have not yet joined our electoral roll, anyone who has been a regular worshipper over the past year, is over the age of 18, and an Anglican Christian (or a member of a church in communion with the Anglican Church) can apply to join the roll.
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Have you missed a service
or would like to listen to a sermon again?
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Read the Bible With Us
You may like to use these readings, which the Cathedral Clergy and Staff use for daily prayer, as part of your personal devotions throughout the week
Monday: Ps 54, 55.1-12; 1 Corinthians 10.1-11
Tuesday: Ps 56, 57; 1 Corinthians 10.12-22
Wednesday: Pss 62, 63; John 15.1-11
Thursday: Ps 97; John 14.12-29
Friday: Ps 68.1-20; 1 Corinthians 10.23-11.1
Saturday: Ps 71; 1 Corinthians 11.2-16
Next Sunday: Acts 16.16-34, Ps 97, Revelation 22.12-22, John 17.20-26
Ways to pray at home
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The World
North Korea is experiencing a dramatic outbreak of Covid cases in a largely unvaccinated population. With limited testing facilities, the number of cases and deaths is unconfirmed, but we pray that their government response will accept international offers of help amid their people’s uncertainty. Japan has concerns about their shrinking economy which is linked to effects of the Covid pandemic, the Ukraine war and a surge in commodity prices. Further worldwide shortages are forecast by the United Nations as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, as we continue to pray for peace, particularly in that region. The Chinese city of Shanghai expects a gradual relaxing of its Covid lockdown to begin in June. We give thanks for this relief for so many,and pray there will not be a rebound of infections. The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) suggests foreign shipping orders could aid China’s program to modernise its naval defence capability. This can inform our prayers for world peace and international relations. The issue of women’s rights in Malaysia has been highlighted by a recent legal prosecution, and we pray for the victim and a future recognition of equality to bring change.
Our City & State
Pray for our newly elected federal parliamentarians. Pray they would lead with integrity, humility and wisdom to use the many resources we have for the good of all people.
The Anglican Communion
Church of the Province of South East Asia.
The Australian Anglican Church
The Diocese of Bathurst (Bp Mark Calder, Dean James Hodson, Clergy & People).
The Diocese of Melbourne
Archdeaconry of Geelong (Jill McCoy); Mullum Mullum Ringwood (Maria Brand-Starkey, Isaac Koroh).
Our Cathedral
Our Canon Pastor, the Revd Canon Jane Window; our Seniors Group; pastoral ministry to the congregation; those preparing for Baptism, Confirmation and Marriage.
Those in Sickness or Need
Joan Woodhouse, Sara, Ibrahim, Ishaq and Ishmael, Robyn Forbes, Judy Clift, Andrew, Janet Marsden, Henri-Felix Vinson, Monique, Betty Harrop, Teresa Devine, Lorraine Fredricks, April Morrison, Luke, Cecilia Cheng, Patsy King, Tom Pearce.
Year’s Minds
15 Sir William John Clarke (Benefactor) 1897
16 Henry Moor (Registrar) 1877
16 Sir Stanley George Savige (Congregation, Founder Legacy Australia) 1954
18 William George Hindley (Priest, Canon) 1936
Ronald Frederick Stewart Crosbie (Lay Canon) 2011
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If you are having trouble accessing our Services, Zoom Gatherings or any other information, please do get in touch with us.
Phone 9653 4220 or Email welcome@stpaulscathedral.org.au
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