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St George’s Cathedral, Southwark, formally the Metropolitan Cathedral Church of St George, is the Mother Church of the Archdiocese of Southwark, which covers the London boroughs south of the Thames, the county of Kent and the Medway Unitary Authority.
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The Cathedral Parish is a vibrant community, with many groups and organisations which you can join or support in other ways. The Cathedral also administers the Sacraments. Full details in this section of the website.
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St George's Cathedral has a well-established musical tradition, with a diversity of styles represented at the different Masses, ranging from congregational hymns and Mass settings at the 10am Family Mass sung by the Cathedral Consort youth choir, through plainsong and polyphony at the 11.30am Solemn Mass sung by the Cathedral Choir.
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Music at the Cathedral

The Cathedral is open daily for public Mass with a special schedule:

A Stunning Cathedral in the Heart of the Capital

Here are some ways you can support the cathedral parish

We have a well-established musical tradition

Welcome to St Georges Cathedral, Southwark

We are the Metropolitan Cathedral Church of St George, which is the seat of the Archbishop of Southwark.

Whether this is your first visit, or you regularly come to this website, we hope that we are able to provide the information that you are seeking.

Today's Services

Mass times are different to normal - see Services page for daily times.

09:30Mass

This Sunday:

The Solemnity of All Saints

Latest News

On the News pages you will find all the latest Cathedral news stories below, as well as the latest weekly Sunday Newsletter.

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30.10.2020

Dedication of St George’s Cathedral - 7 November

20.10.2020

A Musical Mediation for All Souls: Victoria Requiem

16.10.2020

Remembrance Sunday

16.10.2020

First Holy Communion 2021

05.10.2020

The Rosary in October

25.09.2020

NHS Test and Trace: Covid-19 App and QR Code

19.09.2020

Additional Masses

19.09.2020

Adoration of Jesus in the Most Blessed Sacrament

11.09.2020

Exaltation of the Holy Cross

10.09.2020

London History Walks

14.08.2020

New: Sunday Evening Mass

13.08.2020

Mass to mark the 103rd Birthday of Saint Oscar Romero

We can be in touch both with you, and with far larger numbers of people than our predecessors could ever have imagined...
Canon Richard Hearn Cathedral Dean

The original cathedral building was designed by the great Victorian architect Augustus Pugin, and was considered the most important Catholic Church in England when it was built.
The History

In 1839 Fr Thomas Doyle bought part of St. George’s Fields, a site owned by the City of London, and engaged Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin as architect to design a new church.
The Building