WELCOME BACK: The Cathedral's doors are open to welcome visitors for sight-seeing (pre-booked tickets available), private prayer and reflection, and attendance of services.
WELCOME BACK
The Cathedral's doors are open to welcome back visitors for sight-seeing,private prayer and reflection and attendance of services.
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MONDAY-SATURDAY 11:30 Private Prayer & Reflection |
SUNDAY 10:30 Eucharist |
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a story worth discovering
There has been a Cathedral in Lichfield for over 1300 years and its story is one bursting with history, art, culture and life.
If you're looking for rich heritage, ancient artefacts, and stunning architecture then Lichfield Cathedral has it all.
Lichfield Cathedral's story doesn't end with its past, it is very much alive with a vibrant programme of services, events and art projects to capture the imagination of all ages.
OPENING HOURS
Monday - Saturday
08:00 MORNING PRAYER (Online)
11:30 PRIVATE PRAYER & REFLECTION
12:30 EUCHARIST
13:30 DAILY VISITING TIMES
17:30 EVENING PRAYER
Sunday
08:00 EUCHARIST (Online)
10:30 CATHEDRAL EUCHARIST
13:30 DAILY VISITING TIMES
17:30 EVENING PRAYER
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Latest News & Events
A message from the Dean - 23 October 2020
"As we go into winter the news is not set to improve. However, Christian hope lies not in things that can be seen or simply wished for but in God’s promise that we shall not be forgotten."
Lighting up the Dark Nights at Lichfield Cathedral
As the nights start to draw in and the reality of living through a global pandemic intensifies, Lichfield Cathedral is spreading much-needed hope in the local community – continuing work it has been doing throughout this unsettling year
A message from the Dean - 11 October 2020
The issue of trust features prominently in our concerns just now. Social media spreads news at lightning speed alongside every kind of comment, conspiracy theory and subjective opinion. . . Read more...
Statement from the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby
following the publication of the IICSA report on the Anglican Church in England Wales
