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Haere mai Piki Mai

NOVEMBER SPECIAL SERVICES

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10am 1 November : All Souls Day

This universal date of 2 November was established in the 10th century by St. Odilo of Cluny. The 10am service is when we remember loved ones who have been called to Glory.

10am 8 November : Armistice Day

During this 10am service we will be marking Armistice Day. On ANZAC Day we commemorate the military casualties of war and on Armistice Day we mark all victims - civilians, military and peacemakers. Armistice Day in NZ commemorates the end of the First World War on 11 November 1918 and honors the sacrifice and casualties of all New Zealanders in all conflicts.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

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Sunday Services 

        8am

      10am

Holy Communion

Choral Communion | Livestreamed, Robed Choir, Cathedral KIDS

Whakatū Māori Mission Service 

Evensong | Livestreamed, Robed Choir

5:30pm 

Wednesdays

11am

Communion Service (+ morning tea) with toy area

12:30pm 

Christ Church Cathedral (Nelson Anglican Cathedral) is the principal church of the Diocese of Nelson, New Zealand. The Māori name for the hill on which the Cathedral stands is Piki Mai, which means "come up hither".

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Our worship follows traditional Anglican patterns with organ and robed choir (Choir breaks for school holidays).

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We are open from 8:30am-7pm every day to give you an opportunity to visit, sit quietly and pray, meditate or light a prayer candle. 

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During school term time CathedralKIDS is on during the 10am Service. Find out more here

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Chroma Chamber Choir, conducted by Rosemary Galton, presents a concert of a cappella choral music in the atmospheric setting of Nelson Cathedral. There are works from familiar composers: Tallis, Purcell, Bach, Bruckner, Rachmaninov, and Whitacre. Adding to the richness of their music are works from composers, past and present, names lesser known, that add further dimensions of light and shade to the soaring sound.

Saturday 31 October 3pm & 7pm

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