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- Updated Guidance from The Bench of Bishops of The Church In Wales. This update guidance is issued in the light of recent amendments to Welsh Government Regulations relating to the re-opening of places of worship for private/personal prayer. Click on the link below for more detailed information.
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- Updated Guidance from The Bench of Bishops of The Church In Wales. This update guidance is issued in the light of recent amendments to Welsh Government Regulations relating to the re-opening of places of worship for private/personal prayer. Click on the link below for more detailed information.
- Coronavirus (Covid-19) guidance
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- The cathedral is now open at limited times for private (personal) prayer and socially distanced services. Dates and times are on the home page
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- Llanelwy is the Welsh name for the place called St Asaph. It means the sacred religious enclosure on the banks of the River Elwy. It is impossible to give an historically accurate account of the beginnings of Christianity in the early settlement at Llanelwy. Legend and tradition are confusingly mixed and there is no archaeological evidence or written record before the twelfth century.
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- Every year, up to a thousand children visit St Asaph Cathedral as part of the School Visits Programme. Through workshops and exploration they learn about its history and purpose and about life and worship at the Cathedral today.
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