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  1. Westminster Cathedral is relatively ‘modern’ in historical terms. Building only began in 1895 and the Cathedral was completed just eight years later in 1903 but its unique architecture reflects the influences of ancient Christian churches and its construction marks a pivotal moment in the history of the Church in England and Wales.

  2. You are welcome to visit us throughout the year. The Cathedral is free to enter and is open every day. We encourage you to join us for the celebration of Mass, or simply come in and light a candle and experience the peace and beauty of this very special church. You will find a warm welcome.

  3. Permission to stream the music in this service is obtained from ONE LICENSE, License A-633307. All rights reserved. The live streaming of Mass follows this pattern: Monday to Saturday – Mass at 12.30pm. Sunday – Solemn Mass sung by the Cathedral Choir at 12 noon. Service Sheets. Order of Mass (Said) – Weekdays.

  4. Mass. Westminster Cathedral Victoria Street, London. 09:00. 5 May, 09:30 - 09:50. Sunday Morning Prayer (English) Westminster Cathedral Victoria Street, London. 10:00. 5 May, 10:00 - 11:00. Sung Mass. Westminster Cathedral Victoria Street, London. 5 May, 10:30 - 12:30. Sunday morning Confessions 10.30-12.30.

  5. Alongside our schedule of Confessions, Masses and other liturgies, the website features a series of short videos, of two to three minutes each, which introduce the main highlights of the history, architecture and decoration of the Cathedral. Each one incorporates the music of our world-famous choir.

  6. The Metropolitan Cathedral of the Most Precious Blood, known as Westminster Cathedral, is the largest Roman Catholic church in England and Wales and the seat of the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster.

  7. Westminster cathedral. Commissioned by Cardinal Herbert Vaughan, the third archbishop after the restoration of the Roman catholic hierarchy in Britain, it was designed by J. F. Bentley in neo-Byzantine rather than Gothic style and built 1895–1903; outspoken opposition from many quarters was accompanied by derision (‘Vaughan's Folly’), and ...

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