St George's Cathedral

17/07/2026

Today, St George’s Cathedral Art opens its doors for the 23rd annual exhibition! 🎨

Come and explore inspiring artworks by Year 10–12 students from 61 Western Australian schools, featuring 2D, 3D, Digital, Mixed Media and Textile works. We look forward to seeing you all today! 😊

15/07/2026

Sunday 19 July 2026
Evensong - joined by Cursillo

Congregational Sung Evensong with Baptism & Confirmation, joined by members of Cursillo.

All are welcome to a Reception
in Upper Burt Hall following the service.

15/07/2026

Please join us this Sunday to wish Rev'd Rhys Roberts-Brown well as he prepares to commence his new role.

Over the last 15 months, we have been grateful for the ministry of Rev'd Rhys Roberts-Brown as Assistant Curate. While we are sad to be bidding farewell to Rev'd Rhys as our Assistant Curate, we are pleased that he isn't going far.

We look forward to welcoming Rev'd Rhys and St George's Anglican Grammar School to the Cathedral for weekly chapel services!
His last service at the Cathedral before he commences his new role will be on Sunday 19 July.

✝ OUR NEW CHAPLAIN: St George’s is delighted to introduce The Reverend Rhys Roberts-Brown - our new School Chaplain.

Father Rhys, who holds a Masters of Theological Studies from Murdoch University and trained for ministry at Wollaston Theological College, will join our staff following his role as Assistant Curate at St George’s Cathedral where he has assisted behind the scenes at our chapel services.

With life experience as a dad, tradesman, painter-decorator and small business owner, Fr Rhys is looking forward to supporting our students and staff through pastoral care and Anglican faith.

We will warmly welcome Fr Rhys at the start of Term Three.

09/07/2026

Collect for NAIDOC Week

Eternal God,
you blessed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
with wisdom to live in this land and care for it:
bless Australia’s First Peoples again today
with pride in their languages, stories and songs;
and give grace to all of us
to share culture, faith and hope together
through our Lord Jesus Christ,
who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,
one God, now and for ever.

Amen.

Logo credit: National NAIDOC logo

08/07/2026

Saturday 11 July | 10.00am | in Holy Grounds

FAITH WITH UNDERSTANDING

This phrase was coined by St Anselm of Canterbury and is a description both of theological practice and its object. If you would like to explore questions of faith in a group with good friends, then there is good news. On Saturday 11 July, at 10am in Holy Grounds, Fr Bill will address the question “What does it mean to be an Anglican Christian?” to any and all who wish to come. The gathering will be for about an hour and Fr Bill will begin by talking about the question for about twenty minutes and then open up the gathering for questions and responses. This is an open invitation to members of the Cathedral community. It is not essential to RSVP, but it might be helpful to give an indication if you mean to come so that we have an idea of numbers. The best way to do this is by email to
[email protected]