The new facilities at St Asaph Cathedral are open. Come and visit our new tearoom and try out the interactive displays.
Each year, the Dean and Chapter of St Asaph Cathedral offer free use of the Cathedral to a selected charity to hold a charitable concert or event. Applications are now being accepted for the 2020 Annual Charity Event.
Further details and application forms here...
Closing date: 1 November 2019
Stillness and Prayer every Tuesday evening and
Compline on the second Wednesday of each month More...
Friday 16 AugustSt Asaph Cathedral &
St Asaph Parish Church
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.
Many of our visitors describe the Cathedral as a 'Hidden Gem' why not come and find out for yourself? Entrance is free with donations welcome.
Visit us
You are welcome to visit at any time during the day. We are open every day of the year more...
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...
