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Join us for our Holy Week Reflections, 25-27 March at 19:30 The Bishop of London, Willesden and the Head of the Church Urban Fund will reflect on prayer in relation to gender, racial and social justice. See more at canterbury-cathedral.org/holy-week #holyweek #easter #pilgrimageofprayer

Lots to engage with through Holy Week. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 730pm looking at Prayer and Gender Justice +Sarah Mullally) Prayer and Racial Justice (+Lusa Nsenga Ngoy) and Prayer and Social Justice (+ Rob Wickham)

We pray daily for those bearing the burdens of illness and amongst them we continue to pray for the King and the Princess of Wales. It is nothing but hard for all who live with illness. Canterbury Cathedral

In readiness for Easter

Excellent article: thank you, ⁦Tim Stanley⁩

Happy Eid to colleagues, friends, neighbours and partners in peace.

Such love and joy - hopeful annunciations

Honestly- quelle surprise!

Moved to preach in the chapel of Virginia Theological Seminary This window is created from the coloured light shadow created by our medieval Parable of the Sower in Canterbury Cathedral affirmation and critique.

Lovely discovery from Jay’s collecting

Please join us on Ascension Day for Morning Prayer (Matins) at 7:30 on the Oaks, with our clergy. During this special service, members of the King’s School Choir, will be singing from the top of the Corona tower. 📷 Stained glass in the ‘Redemption Window’ of the Corona Chapel.

Moved to meet newly arrived people here including many who survived the trauma of the boats

Yet still so much denial. The past is not straightforwardly the past. Those impacted know that even if others deny it.

Luxmuralis and Historic Royal Palaces present Crown and Coronation ✨ Tues 24 – Sat 28 September Experience the splendour of Coronations and the Crown Jewels at Canterbury Cathedral, in this amazing new immersive light show! Tickets: £16 Find out more: canterbury-cathedral.org/crownandcorona…

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*NEXT WEEK* During Refugee Week, with this interactive exhibition, we invite you to explore what ‘home’ means to you and to those who have had to leave their own homes as a result of war, violence, oppression and climate change. Find out more: ow.ly/BS7E50S6C94 @_kran_

Now we need to get everyone together to find sane and humane ways forward. It will not be easy but we mustn’t loose our souls just because it is difficult. Canterbury Cathedral

Here Canterbury Cathedral our sincere prayers for peace, law and order to be restored in our land. We are siblings one with another. We can and will demonstrate a better way.

Dean David shared greetings of peace at Friday Prayers in Canterbury Mosque - making friends and building up our precious common life. David Monteith

The boat accident in Sicily is totally tragic for all involved but compare the coverage of this to that of the many boats sinking regularly in the channel. Objective journalism?