Welcome to the Catholic Cathedral
Sunday Mass Times
Christ the King
Sunday 12:30 p.m |
The Cathedral
Sunday at: 8.00 a.m. 10.00 a.m. 6.00 p.m. |
St Joseph's
Sunday at: 11.30 a.m. |
The Cathedral is a place central to the heart of the Diocese of Plymouth, covering the counties of Cornwall, Devon & Dorset. We have a beautiful Hanson building dating back to the 1850s which hosts all major liturgical ceremonies and civic events.
The Dean, Canon Mark O’Keeffe, is assisted by Father Victor Agbaka, the Cathedral Priest. Also resident at Cathedral House is retired priest Father Martin Budge.
The Dean, Canon Mark O’Keeffe, is assisted by Father Victor Agbaka, the Cathedral Priest. Also resident at Cathedral House is retired priest Father Martin Budge.
Latest News
Relics of St Bernadette of Lourdes
Residential Retreats & Pilgrimages
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Pilgrimage of Reparation and Prayer for the Sanctity of Life, to Walsingham, Saturday August 6th 2022
We were very gratified to see so many pilgrims able to attend last year's Pilgrimage, when restrictions were still in place, and many more joining online at www. https://www.walsingham.org.uk/ or https://www.youtube.com/c/WalsinghamCatholicTV. We hope that many more will take advantage of the greater freedom now in place to join us this year, and that those unable to attend in person will join us online. The cause for life is continually under attack. This year has seen the so-called DIY abortions made permanent in England, Wales, Scotland and Eire, and the continued attempts by the British government to impose abortion on the province of Northern Ireland. In the Republic of Ireland there is concern that the provision of DIY abortions makes it harder to identify coercion and abuse, and GPs are paid more for abortion than for pregnancy care. The attempts to introduce euthanasia and assisted suicide are a continual threat, as are the attempts to further restrict the freedom to speak and witness to life. |
Click on the links below to read more about the latest events happening at the Cathedral.
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Meet our clergy
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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Gift AidClick on the picture above to find out more about gift aiding your donation.
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Universalis - Daily Readings
Follow the readings for Mass, as well as the daily prayers of the Church using Universalis by clicking the link below.
