Services this week:
- Sunday 28 February Lent 2
►11:00 Eucharist – Broadcast live - Monday 1 March:
Recorded live broadcast for St David's Day - The cathedral is closed today
- Tuesday 2 March
The cathedral is closed today - Wednesday 3 March
The cathedral is closed today
10.30am Zoom Eucharist online - Thursday 4 March:
The cathedral is closed today - Friday 5 March:
- The cathedral is closed today
- Saturday 6 March:
The cathedral is closed today - Sunday 7 March Lent 3
►11:00 Eucharist – Broadcast live
► Live broadcast via facebook
During this period of lockdown, whilst the cathedral is closed, a member of the clergy team will say morning and evening prayer in private.
The cathedral is currently closed.
Please join us for our live broadcast of Choral Eucharist each Sunday and said Eucharist via Zoom on Wednesdays.
Coronavirus (Covid-19) guidance
Update: 21 December 2020
Alert Level 4
Wales has now entered the highest alert level for Coronavirus.
Church in Wales guidance:
Welsh Government provides guidance documents at:
- Places of Worship:
https://gov.wales/guidance-reopening-places-worship-coronavirus - Community Centres:
https://gov.wales/safe-use-multi-purpose-community-centres-covid-19
Help and support
Some people feel isolated particularly during this current pandemic. Support is available from charities and other organisations. Click here to find out more.
Live Broadcast - Second Sunday of Lent
10:55am Sunday 28 Febraury
Live Broadcast - First Sunday of Lent
10:55am Sunday 21 Febraury
Live Broadcast - Ash Wednesday
6:55pm Wednesday 17 Febraury
Live Broadcast -
Transfiguration Sunday
10:55am Sunday 14 Febraury
Live Broadcast - Creation Sunday
10:55am Sunday 7 Febraury
Live Broadcast - Candlemas
10:55am Sunday 31 January
Live Broadcast - Epiphany 3
10:55am Sunday 24 January
Live Broadcast - Epiphany 2
10:55am Sunday 17 January
You can support us by choosing the cathedral as your favourite charity when shopping at Amazon.
Click this link for more details and to set this up on your account.
30 Free Craft Bags available each month
All essential materials included plus “How to make” and Heritage videos. See our YouTube Channel
A new craft bag every month for 6 months!
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Available from the first Friday of every month
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Reservations necessary please email: lornakernahan@stasaphcathedral.wales
Giving by Standing Order has been a good way to make gifts to the church for many years, and it certainly is a more efficient and effective way to give to the church than using the old envelope system. It also avoids the health risks that will now be associated with using cash. We are grateful that you have chosen to support the Elwy Mission Area using a Standing Order but we are now asking you to change.
Church in Wales Gift Direct link or Read more...
Croeso – Welcome
St Asaph Cathedral is the Mother Church of the Diocese of St Asaph, one of the six dioceses of the Church in Wales.
St Kentigern built his Church here in AD560. When he returned to Strathclyde in AD573 he left Asaph as his successor. Since that time the Cathedral has been dedicated to Saint Asaph and the Diocese bears his name.
The present building was begun in the thirteenth century and is reputed to be the smallest ancient cathedral in Great Britain. It is the home of the William Morgan Bible and as such provides a vital link with Welsh culture and literature.
Visit us ...
The Cathedral has reopened for services and private prayer: see opening times at the top of this page.
St Asaph Parish Church
is home to a friendly Church in Wales congregation in the very centre of our small city. Find out more by visting their website...
Education
Every year, up to a thousand children visit St Asaph Cathedral as part of the School Visits Programme. More...
Music
Music has been offered in St Asaph Cathedral for centuries. It is a vital part of our worship and a tradition we are proud of. More...
Generous grant is given a warm welcome
A generous grant from the Allchurches Trust Limited owners of Ecclesiastical Insurance Group more...
Friends - Support the Cathedral
The Friends were established in 1933 to further the work of the Cathedral more...
