Liverpool Cathedral Sunday Eucharist
The Eucharist is the main service in the Great Space of the Cathedral.
About this event
The service includes bible readings appointed for the day, and a sermon, usually given by one of the Cathedral clergy which relates the readings to our daily lives. At present we are not able to include hymns during the service. We use the contemporary form of Holy Communion in Common Worship, the authorised service of the Church England.
During the service, everyone has the opportunity to receive Holy Communion, if they are baptised and are in good standing in any Christian church, or to receive a blessing. The service lasts less than an hour.
All are welcome.
Please book your tickets before midday on the proceeding Friday. We are otherwise unable to safely welcome you.
Due to social distancing we are not able to seat parties larger than 8 together. We apologise for the inconvenience, but if you want to book more than 8 tickets you must split your party into two groups.
We are asking everyone to please wear a face covering at this time.
Sunday Services
- 10.30 - 11.30am: Eucharist in the main Cathedral[booking required]
Monday - Saturday Services
- 9.00 - 9.30am: Morning Prayer in the Lady Chapel [no booking required]
- 12.05pm - 12.35pm: Eucharist in the main Cathedral [booking required]
- 3.00 - 3.30pm: Morning Prayer in the Lady Chapel [no booking required]
Keeping Safe
If you are feeling unwell or are experiencing any symptoms of Covid-19 we please ask that you do not attend.
Support Us
Like many other organisations in the city and beyond, we face an uncertain future. Liverpool Cathedral has lost nearly all of its income over recent months, so your donations are especially needed and welcome.
You can donate when you book a ticket, or when you visit us. Please give as generously as you can.
Online
So while you’re not able to join us in person to worship at Liverpool Cathedral, we’ve introduced Prayer for Liverpool. It’s a way for us to come together as a church community virtually.
You’ll be able to find prayers, view the worship services we’ve filmed or find inspiration from our Education Team on how children can engage with us.
