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New faces look out from Hereford Cathedral
29 April 2008
Restoration of south-east clerestory continues

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Hereford Cathedral (Photograph taken from the south bank of the river Wye)
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Hereford Cathedral

Hereford Cathedral's main role is as a centre of Christian mission and the seat of the Bishop. Each day, three acts of worship take place which ensure that the life of prayer which gives energy to Christian mission is carried on.

The Bishop of Hereford's throne near the high altar gives the Cathedral church its name; the Latin word for throne is cathedra. The Bishop is chief pastor of a large diocese stretching from the Welsh borders in the west across to Worcester and Gloucestershire in the east, and from just south of Shrewsbury in the north to Monmouth in the south.

Hereford Cathedral tower - photograph taken from Cloisters

From Michael Tavinor the Dean
The Dean regularly looks at features in the cathedral, seeking to find spiritual meaning in each.
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Sunday 11 May 5.00 pm
Hereford Cathedral
Churches Together in Hereford United Service


Tuesday 13 May 1.15 pm
Hereford Cathedral
Lunchtime organ concert


 


   
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