The Dean reminds us that Christ is with us and God in Jesus Christ understands and feels our pain, our loss, our fear.

Despite drawing away from the Cathedral in a challenging time, we are (as always) invited to draw close to Christ, and in Christ we discover God’s bottomless compassion and care.

On this very different Mothering Sunday, Canon Keith reminds us of the basics of family, love and church.

The Revd Canon Julie Upton encourages us to embrace change and God’s changing love, for God promises that however challenging change may be, it is also worth it.

“God’s grace is sufficient.”

Vice Dean Keith Farrow reminds us that as we go on our wilderness journey during Lent, we do so with Christ before us and following in his footsteps.

“No posing at the tomb entrance, please.”

Listen to Vice Dean Keith Farrow’s Ash Wednesday sermon.

As we get ready to embrace and embark on this Lenten season, the Dean invites us to reflect deeply on the teachings of Christ.

“Worry is not good, for it is not fruitful.”

Vice Dean Keith Farrow examines the concepts of worry, fear and generosity.

“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.”
- Matthew 6:34

The Dean reflects on truth and how we can see truth in each other, ourselves, Christ and the teachings of the church.

“Christ, who is truth, will set you free.”

We all carry a light with us and we all need light in our lives.

Canon Keith Farrow, Vice Dean at the Cathedral, regales us with tales from his pilgrimage to the Holy Land and reminds us that we are all bearers of the light of Christ in our daily lives.

On the occasion of Holocaust Memorial Day, the Revd Helena Roulston reminds us of the importance of standing together to unite in friendship, in hospitality and in love.