St Asaph Cathedral

Recording of Sunday Worship
The Fifth Sunday of Lent: Passion Sunday 29 March 2020

Translators' Tearoom (closed for now)

Due to the governmental advice on Coronavirus (COVID-19) the Translators' Tearoom will be closed for the foreseable future.

Translators' Tearoom...

Video recordings of Sunday worship

The Fifth Sunday of Lent:
Passion Sunday 29 March 2020

Mothering Sunday (Lent 4) 22 March 2020

Weekday Reading sheets

PDFs to download

Monday 30 March
Tuesday 31 March
Wednesday 1 April
Thursday 2 April
Friday 3 April
Saturday 4 April

Lent 2020

Opportunities for time with the Lord during the Holy Season of Lent. Download a leaflet of services and activites during lent.

“Come to me all who are weary and I will give you rest” Matthew 11. 2

Launch of the 2020 St Asaph Cathedral Annual Charity Event

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

Croeso – Welcome

Coronavirus UPDATE

We know that our churches have always been places of sanctuary, peace and wellbeing. However, it is now clear that health and healing are best served by church buildings being closed. All church buildings should therefore be closed until further notice. This means churches should not be open for solitary prayer.

Meanwhile on this website, you can find daily reading sheets to dowload and video recordings of our Sunday services.

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.