Blog

Welcome to the Cathedral blog – a brand new feature of this website.

We’ll be using this space to post informal pieces that we hope you will enjoy reading. Whether they be reflections on the issues of the day, insights into Cathedral initiatives or guest features, we’ll be aiming to generate content that you’ll find interesting, insightful and challenging.

Please browse the latest offerings from our selection of bloggers below and, if you’ve got an idea for a blog that you think we’d like to feature, please contact our Marketing Manager.

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  • Bridges

    By The Rt Revd Graham James - 19 July 2017
    It was reported on Monday that the Humber Bridge had been given Grade I listed status. When it was completed ...
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  • Cathedral Visit - CHASE Encounters

    By Sophie Buckingham - 15 July 2017
    Tucked inside the cloister is a collection of liturgical and secular works which have been donated and accumulated over the ...
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  • Hearing Voices?

    By Robert Ashton - 30 June 2017
    I’m lucky. My mental illness is not severe although it is enduring. I’ve long been ‘out’ about living with clinical ...
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  • Faith, hope and justice in a broken world

    By Wendy Bryant - 27 June 2017
    With the scale of poverty, war, suffering and injustice which constantly face us on our screens and in our newspapers, ...
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  • City Service Sermon

    By The Revd Canon Mark Oakley - 27 June 2017
    We all know that there are a lot of messages around at the moment that if you take religion seriously ...
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  • Trinity Sunday Sermon

    By The Rt Revd Graham James - 15 June 2017
    At a time when our country is haunted by terrorist threats and political uncertainty after the General Election, to focus ...
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  • Visual Story: Titika Røtkjær

    By Titika Røtkjær - 01 June 2017
    I'm a Danish artist from Copenhagen, who recently moved to Norwich with my husband, because he got a job as ...
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  • Sanctuary

    By Robert Ashton - 25 May 2017
    Last week I visited the Cathedral twice. The first time in the afternoon for some silent reflection and then later ...
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  • The Duke of Edinburgh & the contribution of 'super seniors'

    By The Rt Revd Graham James - 05 May 2017
    Not many people announce their retirement from formal duties as they approach their 96th birthday. The news from Buckingham Palace ...
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  • My Cathedral Life: Lucy Thalange

    By Lucy Thalange - 04 May 2017
    My parents started taking me to Norwich Cathedral when I was three years old so naturally Sunday school was the ...
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