Read on to discover all the latest news, updates and information from Wakefield Cathedral, including upcoming events, important information and weekly reflections from our clergy.
22 March 2024
We’ve all got used to these ‘days’ for specific things, ranging from National Trivia Day in January to International Day of Neutrality in December. Some appear more important than others. I suppose it all depends on our perspective and place in the world order.
15 March 2024
One of the most striking things about the Christian faith is its badge or symbol, the cross. The cross is everywhere these days.
15 March 2024
For many years, 29 in fact, Fairtrade Fortnight has taken place in the spring, but this year, in order to really celebrate 30 years of helping farmers around the world, they have moved the actual fortnight to September …
08 March 2024
March 10 marks a significant occasion in the world of music – Woman Composer Sunday. Observed annually on the Sunday closest to International Women’s Day, this day celebrates the invaluable contributions of women composers to the musical landscape.
08 March 2024
I’ve mentioned “Call The Midwife” in a previous Catch Up article. Last weekend’s episode – the last in the series – had a strong theme looking at the varieties of motherhood.
08 March 2024
After the long cold days of January and February we’re suddenly in the brighter month of March and halfway through Lent. I realise that the church, in it’s wisdom, allows us these special days to relax, or ‘rejoice’ in this case.
01 March 2024
The other day the BBC News website posted photographs of a delightfully fiery sunrise over Bristol and the West Country. Those who had been on their way to work that morning had been treated to wonderfully glowing skies which coloured even the grimmest of inner cities glorious shades of pink and gold.
01 March 2024
Having returned home from working in Dubai at the latest COP, Hot Poets have been working on a new project: ‘We Feed the UK’, in collaboration with the Gaia Foundation, ‘photographers, and poets and some of the UK’s custodians of soil, sea and seed in order to showcase positive solutions to climate change, the biodiversity crisis and social justice.’
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