Philip Moore's 'Via Crucis' - Organ Devotion for Holy Week

for 1 hour
Christ Church Cathedral
St Aldate's Oxford, OX1 1DP, United Kingdom

Our evening worship Wednesday in Holy Week features Philip Moore's 'Via Crucis', performed by our Sub-Organist Richard Moore. The Via Crucis, or the Way of the Cross, is a devotional practice based on the path Jesus walked on his journey from condemnation to crucifixion. This inspired Eric Milner-White's 'A Procession of Passion Prayers (1950)', which are realised in music this evocative work. The Revd Canon Peter Moger will also give an address during this service as part of our Holy Week Series. This performance is offered as an act of worship; therefore, entrance is free and no booking is required.

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Philip Moore's 'Via Crucis' - Organ Devotion for Holy Week

for 1 hour
Christ Church Cathedral
St Aldate's Oxford, OX1 1DP, United Kingdom

Our evening worship Wednesday in Holy Week features Philip Moore's 'Via Crucis', performed by our Sub-Organist Richard Moore. The Via Crucis, or the Way of the Cross, is a devotional practice based on the path Jesus walked on his journey from condemnation to crucifixion. This inspired Eric Milner-White's 'A Procession of Passion Prayers (1950)', which are realised in music this evocative work. The Revd Canon Peter Moger will also give an address during this service as part of our Holy Week Series. This performance is offered as an act of worship; therefore, entrance is free and no booking is required.

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The Cathedral Safeguarding Team is: Fiona Sidorowicz (Cathedral Safeguarding Officer), The Revd Charlie Kerr (Associate Cathedral Safeguarding Officer and Priest Vicar for Education and Pilgrimage), and Matthew Dickins (Associate Cathedral Safeguarding Officer and Chapter Clerk).

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