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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.
- If there is problem with the Livestream technology, don't worry! We will record all our services and make them available as soon as possible after.
- You can contribute as part of the offertory by giving online via www.cathedral.org.au/donate
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Monday
2.30pm Choral Evensong
A 30 minute service sung by the Cathedral Choir, this is a traditional Anglican service with music, prayer and scripture readings.
Tuesday
5.10pm Choral Evensong
A 30 minute service sung by the Cathedral Choir, this is a traditional Anglican service with music, prayer and scripture readings.
Wednesday
12.15pm Holy Eucharist
A 30 minute service of readings, prayers, a short address and Holy Communion led by a member of the Cathedral Clergy.
1.00pm Lunchtime Concert
Josh Hooke, piano
Thursday
5.10pm Choral Evensong
A 30 minute service sung by the Cathedral Choir, this is a traditional Anglican service with music, prayer and scripture readings. This service is recorded for broadcast the following week on Channel 31 and the Cathedral's Online Channels.
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Notices
Bible Study
‘A Gallop Through Revelation’ continues today at 9am and following the 10am service in the Canon’s Vestry. For more information please speak to Revd Jane Window.
Easter Carols Service • Sunday 4pm
A celebration of the Easter Season in music, hymns and readings, led by the Cathedral Choir. Preacher: The Ven. Canon Heather Patacca.
New Group
If you are in the last years of study or in your first years of work, you are invited to join us for breakfast next Sunday 16 May at 9am as we discuss navigating the transition and changes in this season of life. Please RSVP to precentor@stpaulscathedral.org.au for full details if you plan to come, and let us know any dietary requirements. Questions to the Precentor 9653 4306.
Thy Kingdom Come
TKC is on again between Ascension and Pentecost (13-23 May) across the Anglican Communion. Its aim is to pray for people to know the saving love of God in Jesus Christ and be renewed in this suffering world. Resources are at www.thykingdomcome.global and on the Cathedral's website and we encourage you to “Pray for Five” – that is, pray from Ascension to Pentecost for five people who are not yet following Christ. An online Diocesan Beacon Event will take place on Sunday 23 May at 4pm.
Sunday Morning Tea
More helpers are needed for serving Tea & Coffee on Sundays after the 10am service. If you are able to assist please contact Andrew Victorsen: avictorsen@stpaulscathedral.org.au or 9653 4210.
Electoral Roll
If you are not yet a member of our electoral roll, or would like to update your contact information, please ensure you contact the office for an application form before 6 June. A reminder: those that have already enrolled do not have to re-enrol, though do let us know if your contact details have changed. 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.
Cathedral Office on Weekdays
If you have an appointment or commitment at the Cathedral during the week please come to through the main doors of the Cathedral as the desk at 209 Flinders Lane is no longer operational. Outside of the Cathedral’s opening times, please contact the duty verger 0438 137 910 for access.
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Have you missed a service or
would like to listen to a sermon again?
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Online Resources
Our 'Worship at Home' page on our website which has lots of useful information including prayer resources, daily reflections and other ways to pray at home.
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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 25, John 13.36-14.7
Tuesday: Pss 28, 29; John 14.8-13
Wednesday: Ps 133; John 15.1-11
Thursday: Ps 87, John 14.12-29
Friday: Ps 24, John 15.12-25
Saturday: Ps 37.1-17, John 15.26-16.11
An order for Morning and Evening Prayer with Readings can be found here
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The ministry team of St Paul’s Cathedral has been meeting electronically for morning prayer, during which they remember each member of our electoral roll and other parishioners by name over the course of the week. Know that we are holding each and every one of you in our prayers.
Share your prayer requests with us by emailing
parishprayer@stpaulscathedral.org.au. Prayers submitted will be offered during our 12.15pm Lunchtime Eucharist on Wednesdays.
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Prayer Points for the Week
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The World
For Columbia where mass anti-government protests continue; for Myanmar where NGOs including Amnesty International have called for an arms embargo; for strained relations between Ethiopia and Sudan, a path to peace for Afghanistan once foreign troops leave, and preservation of present women’s rights under Taliban; G7’s accusations of China’s rights abuses, and Russian’s aggression over Ukraine; for refugees from war-torn countries, hoping for peace and security elsewhere. For our world under continuing COVID effects, for Tanzania experiencing a renewed threat from a new variant; India where 46% of Covid cases worldwide have occurred amid the spiralling crisis; for people in many countries suffering flow-on effects. Give thanks for countries including ours offering assistance with medical supplies to India and the release of 29 students kidnapped in Kaduna, Nigeria.
Our City and State
We pray for the continuing conversations around COVID restrictions and its effects both here and internationally; for information and understanding regarding vaccines and vaccinations, for economic recovery, and for restoration of social interaction.
The Anglican Communion
The Anglican Church of Kenya (Abp Jackson Ole Sapit, Primate)
The Australian Anglican Church
The Diocese of Gippsland (Bp Richard Treloar, Dean Susanna Paine, Clergy & People)
The Diocese of Melbourne
Melbourne Grammar School (Philip Grutzner, Principal; Hans Christiansen, William Peacock, Malcolm Woolrich, Chaplains); The Parish of All Saints, Rosebud w. St Katherine's, McCrae (Stephen Pollard)
Our Cathedral
We pray for those being baptised today, that they will begin a lifelong journey with Christ, and enjoy the support of their families. Pray for God’s peace and comfort for bereaved families, the family of Murray Seiffert, Robbie Coulton and Maria Sceny. We thank you that we are now able to attend worship in person, and meet together socially and pastorally for coffee, Bible study and discussions.
Those in Sickness or Need
Joan and Bill Woodhouse, Daniel Anneslay, Malina, Chris, Robyn & David Forbes, Judy Clift, Andrew, Janet Marsden, John, Henri-Felix Vinson, Sum Vita, Hodgson Family, David Ormerod, Jennie Carolane-Balks, Farah Le Dupont, Doug Baker, Rhonda Bone, Monique Quinn, Wong-Barker Family, Martin, Savige Family, Rebecca.
Recently Died
Murray Seiffert, Robbie Coulton, Maria Sceny.
Year’s Minds
9 Ernest Wood (Organist, Master of Choristers) 1914
12 Lawrence Ernest Turnbull (Leader Healing Ministry) 2012
13 Marie Heywood Southby 1962
13 Henry Hugh Girvan (Precentor) 2002
15 William John Clarke, Bart. (Benefactor) 1897
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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
We will make sure your messages are passed on to the appropriate person
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