St Asaph Cathedral

There is a warm invitation to join us for a
LIVE Broadcast for Trinity 16
from St Asaph Cathedral at 11am

Wednesday Morning Eucharist
Please join us for our weekly live Broadcast of Holy Eucharist via Zoom Live from 10.15am

Services at the Cathedral this week

Sunday 27 September: 9.30am Holy Eucharist and 11am Holy Eucharist

Monday 28 September: 8.45am Morning Prayer; 9.30am Holy Eucharist

Tuesday 29 September: 8.45am Morning Prayer; 9.30am Holy Eucharist

Wednesday 30 September: 8.45am Morning Prayer (10.30am Zoom Eucharist)

Thursday 1 October: 8.45am Morning Prayer

Friday 2 October: 8.45am Morning Prayer; 9.30am Offeren (Welsh Eucharist)

Sunday 4 October: 9.30am Holy Eucharist 11:00 Holy Eucharist

Coronavirus: Updated guidance

Welsh Government has announced that places of worship may be re-opened for individuals or households for private (personal) prayer only from Monday 22 June.

Places of worship cannot actively organise activities such as services and prayers that will encourage people to gather.
Furthermore, religious activity involving physical contact, speaking in unison, singing or chanting and activities which utilise shared equipment will not be permitted
A person cannot act as a leader of devotions, a form of service or prayer of any sort
A Covid-19 risk assessment must be completed by each place of worship before opening.

Opening times for private prayer this week

Tuesday 29 September: 10am to 4pm. Friday 2 October: 10am to 4pm.

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Broadcast Services from St Asaph Cathedral

Trinity 15 30 September 2020

Holy Cross 13 September 2020

Wednesday Morning Eucharist Live
via Zoom 10:30am 9 September 2020

Trinity 13 6 September 2020

Wednesday Morning Eucharist Live
via Zoom 10:30am 2 September 2020

Trinity 12 30 August 2020

Wednesday Morning Eucharist Live
via Zoom 10:30am 26 August 2020

Trinity 11 23 August 2020

Wednesday Morning Eucharist Live
via Zoom 10:30am 19 August 2020

Mary Mother of Our Lord 16 August 2020

Wednesday Morning Eucharist Live
via Zoom 10:30am 12 August 2020

Trinity 9 9 August 2020

Wednesday Morning Eucharist Live
via Zoom 10:30am 5 August 2020

Trinity 8 2 August 2020

Wednesday Morning Eucharist Live
via Zoom 10:30am 29 July 2020

Trinity 7 26 July 2020

Gwasanaeth y Cymun Bendigaid

Gwasanaeth y Gair 26 Gorffennaf 2020

Y Chweched Sul wedi’r Drindod 19 Gorffennaf 2020

Yr Pumed Sul wedi’r Drindod 12 Gorffennaf 2020

Y Pedwerydd Sul Wedi’r Drindod 2020

Dydd Gwyl Pedr a Paul 28 Mehefin 2020

Yr Ail Sul wedi’r Drindod 21 Mehefin 2020

Y Sul Cyntaf wedi’r Drindod 14 Mehefin 2020

Sul y Drindod 7 Mehefin 2020

Sul y Pentecost 31 Mai 2020

Moving standing orders to Gift Direct

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...

Weekday reading sheets

31 Monday Aidan, Bishop
1 Tuesday
2 Wednesday Lucian Tapiedi & The Martyrs of Papua New Guinea
3 Thursday Gregory the Great
4 Friday
5 Saturday

24 Monday Bartholomew, Apostle
25 Tuesday
26 Wednesday
27 Thursday Monica, Mother of Augustine of Hippo
28 Friday Augustine of Hippo
29 Saturday The Beheading of John the Baptist

17 Monday
18 Tuesday
19 Wednesday
20 Thursday Bernard, Abbot
21 Friday
22 Saturday

10 Monday Lawrence, Deacon
11 Tuesday Clare of Assisi
12 Wednesday Ann Griffiths
13 Thursday Jeremy Taylor
14 Friday Maximilian Kolbe
15 Saturday Feria

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.