From 14:00-17:00 every Monday in January and February 2024, the cathedral will be a dedicated quiet space to accommodate visitors who find a noisy environment difficult. During these times, visitors will be able to enjoy our beautiful building without the distraction of group tours, maintenance, building works, or any of the other hustle and bustle […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
This talk accompanies the publication of Reinventing Medieval Liturgy in Victorian England, which offers a novel perspective on an aspect of Victorian medievalism hitherto neglected. In 1879, the late medieval English poem now known as The Lay Folks’ Mass Book – a guide to the Mass -- was edited for the Early English Text Society […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Mothers' Union is an international Christian charity that seeks to support families of all faiths and none through practical outreach, prayer and advocating family friendly policies within both government and public life. For all 4.1 million members in 83 countries what Mothers' Union provides is a network through which they can serve Christ in their […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
The Church of Ireland continues to use an order of service derived from the ancient common practice of the Christian Church. This liturgy is divided into two parts: the ministry of the word and the ministry of the sacrament. In the ministry of the word, passages from the Bible (Old Testament, Epistles and Gospels) are […]
Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […]
Please note there are no services today, and the cathedral is open for visiting 09:30-17:00, with last admission at 16:15.
From 14:00-17:00 every Monday in January and February 2024, the cathedral will be a dedicated quiet space to accommodate visitors who find a noisy environment difficult. During these times, visitors will be able to enjoy our beautiful building without the distraction of group tours, maintenance, building works, or any of the other hustle and bustle […]
A series of free lunchtime lectures will be held at Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin this February 2024 on Tuesdays at 1.10pm entitled ‘Of the Cloth’, which will examine all manner of ecclesiastical fabrics, from the dressing of altars to the robing of monks and clergy. Speakers will include the art historian and textile conservator, […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
The Church of Ireland continues to use an order of service derived from the ancient common practice of the Christian Church. This liturgy is divided into two parts: the ministry of the word and the ministry of the sacrament. In the ministry of the word, passages from the Bible (Old Testament, Epistles and Gospels) are […]
Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […]
From 14:00-17:00 every Monday in January and February 2024, the cathedral will be a dedicated quiet space to accommodate visitors who find a noisy environment difficult. During these times, visitors will be able to enjoy our beautiful building without the distraction of group tours, maintenance, building works, or any of the other hustle and bustle […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
The Cathedral Choir are on their midterm break Tuesday 13 February and Thursday 15 February. There is no Choral Evensong these dates. Please see our calendar for daily services during these dates.
We're delighted to announce our February lunchtime lectures: 'Of the Cloth: On the clothing of altars, monks & clergy'. A series of free lunchtime lectures will be held at Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin this February 2024 on Tuesdays at 1.10pm entitled ‘Of the Cloth’, which will examine all manner of ecclesiastical fabrics, from the […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
The beginning of 40 days of Lent, recalling Jesus’ time of testing in the wilderness. You can access the Service Sheet, and this month’s Music List here: Service sheet and Music List. There is no charge to attend services. All are welcome! You can watch the service online here: Watch Online
Living Faith in the City An ecumenical exploration of the Letter of St Paul to the Romans. “For Freedom Christ has set us free” (Galatians 5.1) A contemporary reading of the letter to the Romans in 6 sessions. Every Wednesday during Lent beginning with The Ash Wednesday service, blessing of ashes and Eucharist at 6pm […]
The Cathedral Choir are on their midterm break Tuesday 13 February and Thursday 15 February. There is no Choral Evensong these dates. Please see our calendar for daily services during these dates.
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
The Church of Ireland continues to use an order of service derived from the ancient common practice of the Christian Church. This liturgy is divided into two parts: the ministry of the word and the ministry of the sacrament. In the ministry of the word, passages from the Bible (Old Testament, Epistles and Gospels) are […]
A Service of Choral Evensong to celebrate people living with intellectual disabilities and the contribution they make to church and society will take place in Christ Church Cathedral Dublin this Sunday, February 18, at 15:30. All are welcome to attend and the service will be of particular interest to people living with intellectual disabilities and […]
From 14:00-17:00 every Monday in January and February 2024, the cathedral will be a dedicated quiet space to accommodate visitors who find a noisy environment difficult. During these times, visitors will be able to enjoy our beautiful building without the distraction of group tours, maintenance, building works, or any of the other hustle and bustle […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
A series of free lunchtime lectures will be held at Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin this February 2024 on Tuesdays at 1.10pm entitled ‘Of the Cloth’, which will examine all manner of ecclesiastical fabrics, from the dressing of altars to the robing of monks and clergy. Speakers will include the art historian and textile conservator, […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
In honour of International Tourist Guide Day 2024, we've two free cathedral & crypt guided tours scheduled on this date at 11:00 and 15:00. A fun and informative visit with one of our professional guides, all storytellers and cathedral experts. Guided tours last approximately 30 minutes. This tour is available in English only. Bookings on […]
In honour of International Tourist Guide Day 2024, we've two free cathedral & crypt guided tours scheduled on this date at 11:00 and 15:00. A fun and informative visit with one of our professional guides, all storytellers and cathedral experts. Guided tours last approximately 30 minutes. This tour is available in English only. Bookings on […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
THE CHURCH OF IRELAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY The next meeting of the Society will be held in the Henry Roe Room (previously known as the Music Room) of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin on Saturday 24 February 2024. Programme 10.30 Tea/Coffee and Registration 11.00 am David O’Shea, Music and Ritualism in the Victorian Church of Ireland 12.00 […]
The Church of Ireland continues to use an order of service derived from the ancient common practice of the Christian Church. This liturgy is divided into two parts: the ministry of the word and the ministry of the sacrament. In the ministry of the word, passages from the Bible (Old Testament, Epistles and Gospels) are […]
Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […]
From 14:00-17:00 every Monday in January and February 2024, the cathedral will be a dedicated quiet space to accommodate visitors who find a noisy environment difficult. During these times, visitors will be able to enjoy our beautiful building without the distraction of group tours, maintenance, building works, or any of the other hustle and bustle […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
A series of free lunchtime lectures will be held at Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin this February 2024 on Tuesdays at 1.10pm entitled ‘Of the Cloth’, which will examine all manner of ecclesiastical fabrics, from the dressing of altars to the robing of monks and clergy. Speakers will include the art historian and textile conservator, […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Living Faith in the City An ecumenical exploration of the Letter of St Paul to the Romans. “For Freedom Christ has set us free” (Galatians 5.1) A contemporary reading of the letter to the Romans in 6 sessions. Every Wednesday during Lent beginning with The Ash Wednesday service, blessing of ashes and Eucharist at 6pm […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […]
The Church of Ireland continues to use an order of service derived from the ancient common practice of the Christian Church. This liturgy is divided into two parts: the ministry of the word and the ministry of the sacrament. In the ministry of the word, passages from the Bible (Old Testament, Epistles and Gospels) are […]
Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […]
