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Discover the remarkable story of Dame Elisabeth Frink’s sacred commissions in a new feature for Art UK, written by Liverpool Cathedral’s Head of Cultural Programme, Elisa Nocente.
From Coventry Cathedral to Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral and finally
This International Intern Day, we’re celebrating the passion, dedication and fresh perspectives that interns bring to Liverpool Cathedral.
This summer, we’re delighted to welcome Martha, who has been working alongside Elisa Nocente, Head of Cultural Programme, supporting a range of projects focused on the Cathedral’...
Today is the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. Today’s reading from Matthew’s Gospel tells of Peter’s confession of faith at Caesarea Philippi. In the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, Peter’s public recognition of Jesus as the Messiah at Caesarea Philippi marks a significant turning point. Prior to this point Jesus’ true identity has only been acknowledged by the world of ...
Today is the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity. Today’s reading from Matthew’s Gospel tells how Jesus accepted the Gentile woman. Jesus lived in a society in which the sense of being God’s chosen people built a strong barrier between the Jewish people and the rest of the world, the Gentile nations. Jesus’ own initial ministry was to the Jewish people, the lost sheep of the h...
Today is the Tenth Sunday after Trinity. Today’s reading from Matthew’s Gospel takes place immediately after the account of the feeding of the five thousand. Jesus and the disciples had come away by boat to find a quiet place. Instead they found a crowd of five thousand people. After Jesus had taken five loaves and blessed, broken and distributed the pieces to feed the c...