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To see what is happening in the Cathedral over the next couple of weeks, click here.
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We are blessed with many treasures at St.Patrick's. Explore some of them here.
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St Patrick's Cathedral
For regular meeting times and coming events click on the 'coming events' button above.
Mass &
Reconciliation Times
Masses
Sunday
8am, 11am, 4.30pm, 7pm
Monday - Friday : 7am, 12.15pm (there is no 7am Mass in January until 21 January)
Saturday & Public Holidays: 8:30am
Reconciliation
Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 12.10pm (except public holidays)
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Monday - Friday: 11am - 12 noon, led by the Sister Disciples of the
Divine Master
Rosary
Saturday: 9am
For information on parking
at the Cathedral click here.
(Sunday Masses at St Benedict's Parish:
Sat Vigil 6pm, Sunday 9.30am)
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Welcome to the St Patrick's Cathedral, Auckland website.
St. Patrick's, established in 1842, is a vibrant inner city church located in
the heart of Auckland, New Zealand's largest city. Since 1848, the Bishop's
chair or 'cathedra', has been situated at St. Patrick's making it the mother
church (Whare Karakia Matua) for the Diocese of Auckland. Some 1500 people come
to the Cathedral to celebrate Mass on a Sunday. Hundreds of locals and visitors
also call in throughout the week.
After more than 100 years of faithful service to the community, St Patrick's Cathedral closed it's doors on Sunday 16 October 2005 for major restoration work. It was with much joy that we reopened the Cathedral on the weekend of 15/16 September this year.
Another parish within the Central City Pastoral Area, St Benedict's Newton, hosted the Cathedral parish during this time (www.stbensparish.org.nz). It was with grateful thanks that we celebrated the last "Pro-Cathedral" Masses on Sunday 9 September and the Cathedra (Bishop's Chair) was returned to St Patrick's.
Thank you to all who contributed to this major restoration and conservation project
Msgr Bernard Kiely
Cathedral Administrator
To view the latest newsletter of St Patrick's Cathedral and St Benedict's Church, click here
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