If you are unable to attend our public service you can watch some of our services live
via our Facebook page and they will be added here for you to watch again.
Cathedral Eucharist – 20th September
The Very Revd Mark Boyling, Dean
Cathedral Eucharist – 13th September
The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
Cathedral Eucharist – 6th September
The Very Revd Mark Boyling, Dean
Called To Suffer, Cathedral Eucharist – 30th August
The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
Called To Receive, Cathedral Eucharist – 23rd August
The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
Called To Proclaim, Cathedral Eucharist – 16th August
The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
Called To Worship, Cathedral Eucharist – 9th August
The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
Called to Real Life, Cathedral Eucharist – 2nd August
The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
Cathedral Eucharist – 26th July 2020
The Very Revd Mark Boyling, Dean
Does the Devil exist?, Cathedral Eucharist – 19th July 2020
The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
The Parable of the Sower, Cathedral Eucharist – 12th July 2020
The Very Revd Mark Boyling, Dean & The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
1st Sunday after Trinity – 14th June 2020
The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
Trinity Sunday – 7th June 2020
The Very Revd Mark Boyling, Dean
Day of Pentecost – 31st May 2020
The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
Ascension Day Eucharist – 21st May 2020
The Revd Canon Jan Kearton, Canon Warden
6th Sunday of Easter – 17th May 2020
The Revd Canon Jan Kearton, Canon Warden
3rd Sunday of Easter – 26th April 2020
The Revd Canon Jan Kearton, Canon Warden
2nd Sunday of Easter – 19th April 2020
The Revd Canon Michael Manley, Canon Missioner
Easter Sunday
The Very Revd Mark Boyling, The Dean
Palm Sunday Eucharist (5 April 2020)
The Very Revd Mark Boyling, The Dean
Passiontide Eucharist (28 March 2020)
The Revd Canon Jan Kearton
Mothering Sunday Eucharist (22 March 2020)
The Revd Canon Michael Manley. Music played by Edward Taylor
How to watch our services on Facebook:
If you already have a Facebook account go to the Cathedral’s Facebook page and click on the ‘Like’ button.
If you do not have a Facebook account you can set one up for free at www.facebook.com. Once you have registered search for ‘Carlisle Cathedral’ to find and ‘like’ our page.
To view the broadcasts as they are live, go to the Facebook page and the stream will appear as the uppermost post. You can click onto the post to see it in full screen, where you can also add your comments. All videos will appear on our this page shortly after broadcast.