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Masses
Sunday
8am, 11am, 4.30pm, 7pm

(Children's Liturgy is held at the 8am, 11am, and 4.30pm Masses)

Monday - Friday Masses at 7am, 12.15pm
Saturday & Public Holidays: 8:30am

Reconciliation
Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 12.10pm (except public holidays)
Saturday: Reconciliation is celebrated at St Benedict's, Newton, from 5pm to 5.45pm

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Monday - Friday: 11am - 12 noon, led by the Sister Disciples of the Divine Master

Rosary
Saturday 9am
Friday 6pm

 
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From the Bishop

Congratulations to the children making their First Holy Communion this Sunday! It will be a special day for you, your families and the cathedral community. 

On Wednesday of this week, September 1, we celebrate the Anniversary of the Dedication of the Cathedral. Parishes will be remembering the Cathedral and its special place in the life of the diocese at Masses this day. We thank God for the gift of our Mother Church. There will be an opportunity to contribute to the Cathedral Foundation this weekend with the annual Cathedral Appeal. Envelopes have been distributed to parishes or you might contact the Cathedral office directly. Our aim is set up a fund so that our beloved mother church never falls into disrepair again!


I also welcome you to the website of the Cathedral of St. Patrick and St. Joseph. There has been a church on the Wyndham Street site since 1842, so we've been in downtown Auckland since the very beginning of our city. Over the decades the Cathedral has been a place of welcome and celebration, to locals and visitors alike.


The Cathedral reopened in 2007 after being closed for nearly two years for major restoration and conservation work. It is a very special place; a wonderful place of worship that the Catholics of Auckland can be proud of. It is a sacred place where all are welcome to visit, pray and experience peace. A place of prayer. God's house.  An icon of Christ.

May your time at the Cathedral of St. Patrick and St. Joseph be blessed!
 
Welcome to the Cathedral
Welcome to our newly launched website! Special thanks to those who have worked so creatively to bring the project together. Our ancestors in faith, when they first met in 1841 to plan for the building of the first church, would never have imagined such things were possible!

St. Patrick's is home to a vibrant parish community with thousands of people attending Mass each week, and more just calling in for a moment's spiritual respite. All are welcome!  We offer an opportunity to encouter and celebrate Jesus Christ in Word and Sacrament, and in the People who bear His name. Jesus who is our Way, our Truth, our Life!

Please explore this site to learn more about our life in Christ, and feel free to contact us or visit us at our central city location for a more human welcome.


Blessings
Monsignor Bernard Kiely


 
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