Watch our online service live on our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/PeterboroughCathedral/) and also on our website (https://www.peterborough-cathedral.org.uk/watch-again.aspx) at or around 10.30am.

With Procession through Cathedral Square, Eucharist with Cathedral Choir and real donkeys.

Morning Prayer and Eucharist for Holy Week.

Vespers for Holy Week

With Address by Dr James Roberts.

'Perceiving holiness in the Everyday'.
In these homilies I will reflect on the presence of holiness in 3 places — in our city of Peterborough, in our neighbours, and in ourselves. I'll suggest that our lives do not need to be remarkable to encounter the holy. Rather, we need to be able to perceive holiness in the ordinary and the mundane. In order to do this, our sense of perception needs to be transfigured through prayer, fasting and acts of service. Then, and through God's help, we may begin to see the world through Christ's eyes, as precious, beloved and holy.

Morning Prayer and Eucharist for Holy Week.

Vespers for Holy Week.

With Address by Dr James Roberts.

'Perceiving holiness in the Everyday'.
In these homilies I will reflect on the presence of holiness in 3 places — in our city of Peterborough, in our neighbours, and in ourselves. I'll suggest that our lives do not need to be remarkable to encounter the holy. Rather, we need to be able to perceive holiness in the ordinary and the mundane. In order to do this, our sense of perception needs to be transfigured through prayer, fasting and acts of service. Then, and through God's help, we may begin to see the world through Christ's eyes, as precious, beloved and holy.

Morning Prayer and Eucharist for Holy Week.

Vespers for Holy Week.

With Address by Dr James Roberts.

'Perceiving holiness in the Everyday'.
In these homilies I will reflect on the presence of holiness in 3 places — in our city of Peterborough, in our neighbours, and in ourselves. I'll suggest that our lives do not need to be remarkable to encounter the holy. Rather, we need to be able to perceive holiness in the ordinary and the mundane. In order to do this, our sense of perception needs to be transfigured through prayer, fasting and acts of service. Then, and through God's help, we may begin to see the world through Christ's eyes, as precious, beloved and holy.

Morning Prayer and Eucharist for Maundy Thursday.

With reaffirmation of vows led by the Bishop of Peterborough.

Evening Prayer for Maundy Thursday (said).

With sermon by the Dean of Peterborough.

Midnight Vigil. Drop-in.

Morning Prayer for Good Friday.

Led by Cathedral Clergy.

Prayer and reflection.

Morning Prayer for Holy Saturday.

Confirmation service and first Eucharist of Easter led by the Bishop of Peterborough.

Holy Communion for Easter Day.

Choral Matins for Easter Day.

Cathedral Eucharist for Easter Day with Cathedral Choir.

With Procession.