Day 11 | 12 Days of Christmas 2021
Many people will know the famous hymn, ‘I Saw Three Ships’, today our head guide Margaret, takes around Portsmouth Cathedral, interpreting this festive favourite.
Margaret steps out beyond the doors of Portsmouth Cathedral to explore the hidden history of Old Portsmouth, the final in our #PortCath12DaysofChristmas series.
Head guide Margaret, takes us up more 'secret staircases' around Portsmouth Cathedral. Today explore our tower and belfry, as part of Portsmouth Cathedral's 12 Days of Christmas.
Head guide Margaret, takes us up more 'secret staircases' around Portsmouth Cathedral. Today explore our tower and belfry, as part of Portsmouth Cathedral's 12 Days of Christmas.
Head guide Margaret, takes us up more 'secret staircases' around Portsmouth Cathedral. Today explore our tower and belfry, as part of Portsmouth Cathedral's 12 Days of Christmas.
The Portsmouth Cathedral Choir sing This is the truth sent from above – trad arr R V Williams, as part of Portsmouth Cathedral's 12 Days of Christmas.
Canon Jo shares New Year’s reflection as part of Portsmouth Cathedral's 12 Days of Christmas.
Last week we celebrated the lead up to Christmas with several carol services. Here is a highlight from last Wednesday's service with our choir singing Ding Dong Merrily on High.
The Portsmouth Cathedral Choir sing Veiled in darkness by Glenn Rudolph, as part of Portsmouth Cathedral's 12 Days of Christmas.
The Portsmouth Cathedral Choir sing A Christmas Blessing by Philip Stopford, as part of Portsmouth Cathedral's 12 Days of Christmas.
Canon Kathryn shares a reflection as part of Portsmouth Cathedral's 12 Days of Christmas, on the theme of love.
The Portsmouth Cathedral Choir sing Away in a Manger – trad arranged David Hill, as part of Portsmouth Cathedral's 12 Days of Christmas.
Anthony Cane, Dean of Portsmouth shares a Christmas Day reflection as part of Portsmouth Cathedral's 12 Days of Christmas, on the theme of joy. We wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and New Year.