Online Events

Online Reading Groups

Find out more about our online discussion groups. Read more

Heresies and the Church (SACT & SACT+)

A five-week online course exploring heresies in history of the early Christian church. Read more

The Three Sevens: Cycles of Creation in Judaism

An online talk exploring Jewish ideas of time and the Shabbat. Read more

Dante’s ‘Divine Comedy’ and Spiritual Sight

An online talk marking the 700th anniversary of the medieval text of Dante's 'Divine Comedy'. Read more

Pilgrimage Through Poetry: Journeys of Verse

An online poetry recital exploring pilgrimage and journeys. Read more

The World of Magna Carta and 'Bad' King John

An online talk exploring the creation and legacy of Magna Carta and King John. Read more

When did the Middle Ages End?

An online talk exploring how to define the Middle Ages and when they ended. Read more

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The Alban Pilgrimage Reimagined

The Alban Pilgrimage Reimagined - A celebration of the city's namesake, Alban, Britain's first Saint.
The Book, the Leaf, the Knife and some Bother

Hear the story of the medieval St Albans Bible.
The World of Magna Carta and 'Bad' King John

An online talk exploring the creation and legacy of Magna Carta and King John.
St Albans Pilgrim Church Trail

A self-guided pilgrim trail to 4 ancient churches in St Albans.

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A message from the Dean

A message from the Very Reverend Dr Jeffrey John on the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
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Cathedral Volunteer Collects Volunteering Award

On Wednesday 26 February, Chair of the Cathedral Guides, Stephen De Silva was awarded Ecclesiastical's Heritage Hero Lifetime Award.
Regular Services

All are welcome for private prayer and to light a candle at St Albans Cathedral.
Café

Due to the escalation of the corona virus, the Abbot's Kitchen cafe will closed as of 4.30pm on Saturday 21 March.
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Monthly Music List
The Story of Alban

The story of Alban is a remarkable one. It not only takes us back to the beginning of the Christian faith in Britain and to a time when religious freedom was forbidden, but it is also an astonishing account of standing up for what you believe in.