Cathedral on the move as the building is closed until 2023
4th January 2022The Leicester Cathedral Revealed project is underway with extensive building works inside and out
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Leicester Cathedral is on the move!
6th December 2021As the Leicester Cathedral Revealed project progresses, the last service in the building will be held on Sunday 2 January 2022. After that the building will close its doors until autumn 2023, for long awaited major repair and restoration works and the construction of a new visitor and learning centre, to be known as the Chapter House.
Special Service to Thank Our Safeguarding Coordinators
14th October 2021Leicester Cathedral hosted a service for Safeguarding Coordinators from our parish churches and other worshipping communities across Leicestershire
Work begins on Leicester Cathedral Revealed
4th October 2021Now that all the funds have been raised, work is getting underway
Welcome Service for this year's new monastic community residents
27th September 2021The Community of the Tree of Life is welcoming 13 residents for the next year
Special Prayers To Mark the Retirement of David and Helen Newman
13th September 2021Bishop Martyn and others met with the Newmans marking their retirement from Launde Abbey
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Invitation for the Cathedral clergy and choir to visit your church, school or fresh expression
6th September 2021Leicester Cathedral will be on tour in 2022 and 2023 whilst work is underway on their building
Report shows Leicester Cathedral has contributed to the £235m benefit to communities across the country
19th August 2021A new report shows how English cathedrals are making a difference to people's lives
Leicester Cathedral Revealed – Marking a Milestone
26th July 2021An event has been held to celebrate the Leicester Cathedral Revealed journey so far
Giant planet Earth art to hang in Leicester Cathedral
22nd April 2021The Gaia installation will be on display in the Cathedral from 17 May- 6 June and aims inspire awe, wonder and humility and to invite us to ask ourselves why God has given us this beautiful environment, as well as to spark conversations about climate change.
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