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Well, what a strange Easter it has been – glorious weather on the one hand, but a world in continuing turmoil and searching for signs of hope, amidst the ongoing struggle against disease and death.
As we enter this second week of lock down I wanted to say a few words about our common life as a Cathedral community and how we are managing this crisis, and how we hope to go forward from here.
The rainbow has long been the sign of hope for many people of faith, ever since God made it a sign of the promise between him and his people.
Tales from Tour Guides: the stories that fascinate, perplex and inspire the Tour Guides of Peterborough Cathedral.
Peterborough Cathedral, in common with all parish churches and Cathedrals across the country, is now closed to visitors and worshippers until further notice.
VisitEngland has awarded Peterborough Cathedral one of their 2019 Visitor Attraction Accolades in the ‘Best Told Story’ category.
Undaunted by the challenge of Mothering Sunday with no congregation, Peterborough Cathedral has been working hard to make sure people can stay connected on this special day.
The fight against the coronavirus outbreak has financial implications for us all, and we remain very aware of the need to continue our support for Food Banks and other charities doing vital work.
Peterborough Cathedral has announced a new way of operating in the light of Government and Church of England advice on facing the coronavirus challenge.
Have a look at this lovely story from five-year-old Victoria Elizabeth Afrooznia, written for a 500 word short story competition at her school. It concerns dinosaurs coming to a certain Cathedral this summer.