Wellington Cathedral of St Paul

06/09/2026

Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) begins in one week's time! Watch out for things the Cathedral will be doing to support the kaupapa, coming out over the next few days!

06/09/2026

Today the Wellington Combined Society of Bell Ringers rang the Cathedral Bells half muffled in memory of Rei Ngatai (96), the first Māori and first Māori Woman to ring a peal. Rei was a long time ringer at both Wellington Cathedral and Old St Paul's. We are grateful for her long years of service and pray for strength and comfort for her whanau as they prepare to farewell her in the upcoming days.

03/09/2026

03/09/2026

We kick off the kaupapa this Sunday at our 8am and 10am!

02/09/2026

What a handsome building!

Gothic revived. ⋆.ೃ࿔🌸:･ཐི ྐ❤︎* Behold Old St Paul’s, ca. 1901, as we welcome the first days of meteorological spring 2026. We’re open daily 10am-4pm, for all your heritage and architectural needs. Enjoy this new season!

04/08/2026

Tomorrow evening at our 5.30pm Choral Evensong we will say our final goodbye to the wonderful Max Toth, Organ Scholar and latterly Sub Organist of the Cathedral for the last five years. Max leaves next week to take up the Organ Scholar position at Exeter Cathedral in the UK.

Max has been an incredible colleague and friend as well as being a very talented musician, and though we grieve at his departure we can't wait to see where his career will lead him.

As a final gift to us, Max has written a new set of canticles for the Cathedral Choristers, which we will premiere tomorrow night. They absolutely love them, so we will sing them often and think of him!

Do come along tomorrow evening at 5.30pm to send off this fantastic organist.

04/08/2026

We're praying for warm homes in Wellington today!

We are very grateful for this reminder that someone in Beehive is looking out for us.