Holy Trinity Cathedral

17/05/2026

Come and Sing! Choral Evensong is back!
5pm Sunday 24 May - Pentecost
Holy Trinity Cathedral

Experience the beauty and drama of Choral Evensong for Pentecost at Holy Trinity Cathedral this Sunday.

The Cathedral Choir will be joined by singers from across Auckland for this special Come and Sing! Evensong, filling the Cathedral with some of the Anglican tradition’s most uplifting and inspiring choral music.

Whether you are a regular Evensong attendee or discovering this rich musical tradition for the first time, this is a wonderful opportunity to pause at the close of the weekend and experience the power of choral worship in our Cathedral.

All are welcome.

05/05/2026

BENEDICITE: A CHORAL TRIBUTE
5pm Sunday 10 May
Holy Trinity Cathedral

Holy Trinity Cathedral presents Benedicite, a joyful hymn of praise, in memory of composer Andrew Carter.

JOIN US
This performance is in place of our 5pm Evening service.
Free entry. Donations welcome.

THE CHOIRS
Holy Trinity Cathedral Choir, Diocesan School for Girls Chapel Choir (Junior School), Auckland Boys’ Choir with commentary by Christine Nelson.

ABOUT THE WORK
Derived from the Book of Daniel, Benedicite is a song of praise offered bythree young men saved from the fiery furnace:
“O all ye works of the Lord, bless ye the Lord, praise him and magnify him forever.”

Andrew Carter’s setting brings this ancient text to life with imagination and charm, including additional verses for children’s voices—featuring creatures great and small, from hedgehogs to dragonflies, alongside the familiar wonders of creation.

For more information: please visit: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:AP:ccaa9cf6-f611-48ac-a64f-f84eb34bed14?viewer%21megaVerb=group-discover

04/04/2026

Alleluia. Christ is risen. Christ is risen indeed. Alleluia!

Join us this Easter Day as we celebrate the resurrection of Christ with joy, music, and hope.

If you are unable to be with us in person, you can join the 10am Easter Day Choral Eucharist via livestream here:
https://www.youtube.com/live/XwzUhB4s2ZE

Ngā mihi o te Aranga ki a koutou katoa — Easter greetings to you all.
May this day bring renewal, peace, and new life to you and those you love.

Tēnā koutou katoa and welcome to the Easter Choral Eucharist LIVE from Holy Trinity Cathedral at 10am on Sunday 5 April, Easter Day - Te Rā o te Aranga.To vi...

04/04/2026

🕯️Step into the stillness and light of the Great Easter Vigil at Holy Trinity Cathedral at 8pm. 🕯️

Beginning in darkness, this ancient and powerful liturgy traces the story of salvation through scripture and music, before moving into the first celebration of Easter. The lighting of the new fire, the Paschal candle, and the return of light to the Cathedral mark the turning point from Good Friday to the joy of the Resurrection.

This is one of the most moving and symbolic services of the Christian year.

Join us as we keep watch, reflect, and celebrate the risen Christ.

02/04/2026

Join us at Holy Trinity Cathedral today at 3pm for the Service of Shadows on Good Friday - Te Paraire Pai.

This Good Friday liturgy reflects on the final hours of Christ’s life through scripture, music, and the gradual extinguishing of light.

You are welcome to attend in person or via livestream:

Tēnā koutou katoa and welcome to the Service of Shadows LIVE from Holy Trinity Cathedral at 3pm on Friday 3 April, Good Friday - Te Paraire Pai.To view the o...

30/03/2026

What a truly special afternoon celebrating the legacy of Dame Malvina Major 🎶✨

It was a privilege to gather and honour such an extraordinary contribution to music in Aotearoa, surrounded by community, conversation, and beautiful performances.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the event so memorable 💛

This events was organised by the Friends of Holy Trinity Cathedral. For more information on becoing a Friend, pleaase visit: https://www.holy-trinity.org.nz/friends

26/03/2026

A huge thank you to those who turned up in the wind and rain to make some 350 palm crosses for this coming Sunday service.

The shared experience and learning from one another, the laughter and friendships developed was a privilege to see.

Don't forget that our Choral Eucharist with the Procession of Palms will take place at 10am on Sunday 29 March. All are welcome!

25/03/2026

At Holy Trinity Cathedral, Holy Week is a deeply meaningful time of reflection and celebration.

The week begins with Palm Sunday, marking Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem. On Maundy Thursday, we remember the Last Supper, where Jesus shared the Eucharist with his disciples and demonstrated humility by washing their feet. Good Friday is a solemn day of prayer and reflection on Christ’s suffering and crucifixion. Holy Saturday invites quiet contemplation, as we await the joy of Easter. Our journey culminates with the joyous celebration of Easter Day, when we rejoice in the resurrection of Jesus, affirming the hope of new life and the promise of eternal life.

Throughout Holy Week and Easter, we invite all to join us in worship, reflection, and renewal, as we experience the depth of God's love and grace in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Find out more about our Holy Week and Easter services and see the full schedule here: https://www.holy-trinity.org.nz/holy-week-and-easter

24/03/2026

A BREAKFAST WITH DAME MALVINA MAJOR
9am Saturday 28 March
Bishop Monteith Visitors’ Centre

The Friends of Holy Trinity Cathedral are hosting a special Breakfast with Dame Malvina Major, who will speak about her life’s journey. Soprano Andrea Creighton will also perform a selection of items accompanied by pianist Sue Gaddis.

The event will begin at 9am with breakfast in the Bishop Monteith Visitors Centre, followed by Dame Malvina’s address and Andrea Creighton’s performance in St Mary’s Church. All are welcome to attend.

Find out more information: https://www.holy-trinity.org.nz/friends

20/03/2026

Please read a statement from our Archbishops received today on the situation in the Middle East.

We know many in our community and beyond are praying with great concern for this developing situation and all the uncertainty and instability it is causing.

Let us continue to hope and pray for a resolution.