Chichester Cathedral lights up blue in support of the NHS
In line with the national #ClapForOurCarers, the special event took place at 8pm, with generous support from Chichester Festival Theatre who provided both equipment and professional expertise.
Chichester Cathedral is the Mother Church of the Diocese of Chichester, which almost exactly covers the counties of East and West Sussex and the City of Brighton and Hove, stretching for nearly a hundred miles along the south coast of England. Services take place daily and all are welcome.
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Hide AdThe Dean of Chichester, The Very Reverend Stephen Waine, said: “The Cathedral is visible from many miles around, including from Chichester’s own St Richard’s Hospital. We hope this sends a message of support to all of the carers and health care professionals working so hard within these unprecedented times.
“From our homes we pray for you and your families – as well as all those affected by this pandemic.”Chichester Cathedral continues to offer support and resources for worship and learning, including live and recorded services, through digital channels, including its website: chichestercathedral.org.uk
Ancient and modern, this 900-year-old Cathedral has architectural and artistic treasures from every century since its foundation and is especially famous for its modern art. Unique medieval features can be found alongside world famous contemporary paintings, sculpture and glass, by artists such as Graham Sutherland, Marc Chagall, John Piper and Philip Jackson.
Twitter: @ChiCathedral
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