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Welcome to St Edmundsbury
Cathedral
Mission
Statement l Constitution
& Statutes l
News Archive
l What's
On January and February l February
Ezine l Notes
& News for February
A warm welcome to St Edmundsbury Cathedral,
the Mother Church of the Anglican Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich,
and a focal point for the Christian faith in Suffolk, one of the eastern
counties of England. The church here has been a place of pilgrimage and
tourism for centuries and, every day, prayer is offered to God for the
Church and for the world. Do come and visit us soon and, in the mean time,
keep visiting our website which is updated regularly.
> Archbishop's
Visit Photogallery
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Latest
- Vacancy for Head Verger: The post of Head Verger will soon
become vacant. If you are interested in the details of the vacancy please
click the following links: Cathedral
Statement, Advertisement,
Job Description,
Application Form,
- Vaulted Ceiling: The ceiling will be visible from below the
tower from the middle of March once the scaffolding has been removed.
Click on the following links to view pictures. Vault
1, Vault
2
- Edmund Gallery: The new Cathedral art gallery opens on Saturday
13 February with a special exhibition of works by Ronald Ronaldson.
For full details please click: Edmund
Gallery
- Installation of the Archdeacon of Sudbury: Sunday 21 February,
3.30 p.m. Evensong and Installation of the Reverend Canon David Jenkins
as Archdeacon of Sudbury
- Neil, Dean Emeritus: As many people know, Neil Collings resigned
recently as Dean of St Edmundsbury on the grounds of ill health and
went to live in Morden College in London. More recently, he has moved
to Windward Court, South Brent in Devon. He is keen to be nearer his
family, most of whom live in the south west. He is pleased to be in
his new surroundings and the family members and friends who are responsible
for Neil's well-being are monitoring his progress in his new home.
- Royal Tank Regiment: D Squadron of the 1st Royal Tank Regiment
has been deployed to Afghanistan from RAF Honington. The Squadron attended
Evensong here in October to pray for their well-being while on active
service. A candle burns permanently in the Edmund Chapel at the Cathedral
during their deployment and we ask your prayers for the men and women
of the Squadron, for the people of Afghanistan, for all armed forces
there, and for peace in that region.
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