Liturgy of The Lord's Death

for 1 hour, 30 mins
Bristol Cathedral
College Green Bristol, BS1 5TJ, United Kingdom
The second half of three-hour devotion on Good Friday, from noon to 3 pm (the hours Jesus was on the cross), during which there will be the opportunity to meditate on the meaning of the Crucifixion and commemorate Our Lord’s death with addresses, music and periods of silence.

You are very welcome to stay for all or part of the service.

Reflections led by the Rev’d Canon Paula Gooder continuing the theme of Women of Holy Week: Journeying with Jesus to the Cross and beyond with some of his female disciples. Women of Holy Week imagines what it might have been like to accompany Jesus in this final week of his life from the perspective of nine women.
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Liturgy of The Lord's Death

for 1 hour, 30 mins
Bristol Cathedral
College Green Bristol, BS1 5TJ, United Kingdom

The second half of three-hour devotion on Good Friday, from noon to 3 pm (the hours Jesus was on the cross), during which there will be the opportunity to meditate on the meaning of the Crucifixion and commemorate Our Lord’s death with addresses, music and periods of silence.

You are very welcome to stay for all or part of the service.

Reflections led by the Rev’d Canon Paula Gooder continuing the theme of Women of Holy Week: Journeying with Jesus to the Cross and beyond with some of his female disciples. Women of Holy Week imagines what it might have been like to accompany Jesus in this final week of his life from the perspective of nine women.

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If you have any questions about safeguarding in the Cathedral, please contact Ben Silvey (Chief Operating Officer and Cathedral Safeguarding Officer), or Chrissie Graham (Operations Officer for Safeguarding and Finance and Deputy Cathedral Safeguarding Officer) on 0117 926 4879

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