The Dioceses of England and Wales will be celebrating Cathedral Masses and hosting Coronation events over the weekend.
The Dioceses of England and Wales will be celebrating Cathedral Masses and hosting Coronation events over the weekend. Details below.
Bishop Richard will be celebrating a Mass for the Coronation at Arundel Cathedral, Friday 5 May at 7pm. Live streamed from 6:55pm.
Celebrations for the Coronation will be held at Brentwood Cathedral an 11.30 Mass service will take place on Sunday 7 May, followed by a Coronation Party in the afternoon.
Mass offered for the King and the Royal Family at St David’s Cathedral, Cardiff on Friday 5 May, 5pm and Sunday 7 May, 11am.
Mass at midday, Friday, 5 May, ahead of the Coronation at the Roman Catholic cathedral for the Bishopric of the Forces, St Michael and St George, Aldershot.
Bishop Terry Drainey will be celebrating Mass at St Mary’s in Middlesbrough on Friday, 5 May at 7pm.
God Save the King!, a concert in honour of his majesty King Charles III will take place on Friday evening, held at the Nottingham Cathedral. More details here.
Bishop McKinney will also be celebrating a live-streamed Mass of Thanksgiving at 11.15am on Sunday.
Bishop Philip Egan, will be celebrating Mass for the King on Saturday 6 May, 6pm at St John’s Cathedral, Portsmouth. He has asked all his clergy to read his message out at Masses on Sunday.
Bishop John will be celebrating the 5.30pm Vigil Mass at the Salford Cathedral on Saturday 6 May.
Archbishop John Wilson will be celebrating a Mass in Thanksgiving for the Coronation on Sunday, 7 May 2023 at 12noon. This will be live-streamed from 11:45am onwards.
On Friday evening, 5 May, the 5:30pm Solemn Mass in Westminster Cathedral will be offered for the intentions of the King. On Sunday, 7 May, Cardinal Vincent Nichols will celebrate the midday Mass at the Cathedral. Prayers will be offered for the King. Details of coronation events can be found on the Westminster Cathedral website.
Catholic Cardinals, Bishops and diplomats attending the Coronation.
Catholics are encouraged pray for His Majesty and the Queen.
Catholics are encouraged to take part in volunteering activities over Coronation weekend
Relics will be incorporated into newly-made Cross of Wales which will lead the Coronation procession
