Welcome to Plymouth Cathedral
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Welcome to the website of the Cathedral Church of St. Mary and St. Boniface, Plymouth, within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Plymouth.
The Dean, Fr. Mark O’Keeffe, is assisted by Deacon James Barber; both are resident in Cathedral House. Bishop Mark O’Toole and his Private Secretary Mgr. Canon Keith Mitchell are also resident. Everyone is welcome here, no matter who you are or where you are on your faith journey. If you have lost touch with us for a while we would be delighted to see you again and listen to your story. |
Sunday Mass Times
Christ the King
6.00pm (Saturday Vigil Mass) |
The Cathedral
8.00am, 10.00am 6.00pm |
St Joseph's
11.30am |
Latest News
Click on the links below to read more about the latest events happening at the Cathedral, or click here to find out about more recent events.
Thank youFr Mark and Deacon James extend their thanks to everyone for all their help in whatever ministry they participated during 2018.
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New hymn booksOur new hymn books have arrived, and we thank everyone who kindly donated to our fundraising efforts. Click here to read more.
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Fr Mark installed as Parish PriestThe parish celebrated the installation of Father Mark as parish priest at mass recently.
Click here to read more about it. |
Mass TimesJoin us every day to celebrate Holy Mass in our beautiful Cathedral
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HistoryClick on the thumbnail to learn about the history of the Cathedral, which dates from 1858.
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Latest NewsletterClick on the picture above to download our latest newsletter.
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Meet Our Clergy
Father Mark O'Keeffe
Cathedral Dean |
Bishop Mark O'Toole
9th Bishop of Plymouth |
Mgr Canon Keith Mitchell
Bishop's Private Secretary |
Father Jacek Kostuch
Rector of Christ the King |
Deacon James Barber
Deacon of the Cathedral |
Contact UsYou can contact us by phone, email, by post, or in person - we would be delighted to hear from you. Click on the thumbnail to find out how.
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More NewsFind out about what's been happening at the Cathedral and what's happening in the future.
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Pope FrancisClick the photograph above to visit our page on the Holy Father.
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