St Mark’s Loch Sport

St Paul's Cathedral, Sale

Welcome to St Paul's Anglican Cathedral

We are Gippsland Anglicans
Committed in Christ
Connecting in Service
Creative in Spirit

We are committed to providing a safe environment for all, especially children and vulnerable people.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the Gunaikurnai Nation upon whose land we tread
and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging,
as well as Elders from other country who live on this Land.

Be Yourself. Everyone is welcome here.

Services at St Paul’s Cathedral
Sunday Mornings Holy Communion: 8am and 10am (Only for those fully vaccinated - prebooked)
2nd and 4th Sunday at 1pm: ('Open' service for 20 prebooked people)
Sunday Evenings @ 5pm( 'Open' services for 20 prebooked people)
1st Sunday of the Month: Healing Service
3rd Sunday of the Month: Contemplative Service
Wednesday 10am 'Open' service for 20 people
Click here for Meditation and Evening Prayer
Click for link to our You tube site for livestreaming and uploaded 10am services
See below for Golden Beach, Kilmany and Loch Sport

Faces of the Cathedral Festival
Events, workshops and an exhibition to celebrate the Archibald exhibition in Sale.
NOW ON
Click above picture for pamphlet

The cathedral is also open to visitors (unless in lockdown)
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays 2.00-4.00pm,

Pre-recorded services on line, bulletins & written sermons

2nd and 4th Sundays at 10:30 am

Location: St Mark’s Anglican and Community Church, Loch Sport (229 National Park Road - next to Community Health Centre)

LHS Chapter house, which houses the Bishop and Registry staff, RHS of the Cathedral is the new Delbridge Hall.

Read about the history of the cathedral and buildings

FROM ROUND WINDOW IN HALL. Fish and fishing is an important part of Gippsland, as was in Jesus' time.

Read about the Stained Glass artist Bruce Hutton

This font was brought from the old St Paul's church, and has been moved to different places around the cathedral.

LOOK UP! Did you know the roof is designed like an upside down boat, and the 'nave' where people sit, comes from the same word as naval?

Join our 'friends of the cathedral'

This cathedral was the second 'St Paul's' Church built in Sale. It is the 'mother church' of the Anglican Diocese of Gippsland.

Read about the history of the Diocese and Parish

"Music Window :- Philip Handel 1981 It features the music score of Handel's "Water Music". The artist was a great nephew of the famous musician, Handel.

More info on artist

We are Gippsland Anglicans –Committed in Christ, Connecting in Service, Creative in Spirit.
We are committed to providing a safe environment for all, especially children and vulnerable people.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the Gunaikurnai Nation upon whose land we tread and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, as well as Elders from other country who live on this Land.

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