Inquest and Commemoration of the Second Anniversary of the London Bridge Attack
The leaves of the tree are for the healing of the nations. Revelation 22.2
Southwark Cathedral welcomes you during the London Bridge and Borough Market Attack Inquest
La Cathédrale de Southwark vous souhaite la bienvenue pendant l'enquête de coroner sur l'attaque de London Bridge et de Borough Market
La catedral de Southwark les da la bienvenida, durante la investigación sobre los ataques en London Bridge y Borough
You are most welcome to visit Southwark Cathedral at any time but especially during the duration of the London Bridge and Borough Market Attack Inquest.
The Harvard Chapel is set aside for you for quiet reflection and prayer. A candle will burn each day of the Inquest in the Cathedral and there is the opportunity for you to find peace in this holy place and to light a candle for a loved one.
You are very welcome to come to our services which take place each day.
Sunday Services
8.30am Morning Prayer
9.00am Eucharist
11.00am Choral Eucharist
3.00pm Choral Evensong
6.00pm Six at Southwark
Weekday Services
Monday to Friday
8.00am Morning Prayer
8.15am Eucharist
12.30pm Midday Prayer
12.45pm Eucharist
5.30pm Evensong (sung on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and alternate Thursdays)
Saturday and Bank Holiday Services
9.00am Morning Prayer
9.15am Eucharist
4.00pm Evensong (sometimes sung by visiting choirs) occasionally Evening Prayer
Commemoration of the Second Anniversary of the London Bridge Attack
Monday 3 June 2019
We will be marking the second anniversary of the attack which will happen during the duration of the Inquest.
You are very welcome to join us for any or all of what will be happening on the evening of 3 June.
5.30pm - Memorial Evensong and Procession to the Tree of Healing in the Churchyard
The service will be sung by the girls and men of the Cathedral Choir during which candles will be lit for those who died. At the end of the service all will be invited to process into the churchyard to the Tree of Healing, blessed at the First Anniversary Service by the Bishop of Southwark, where an Act of Remembrance will be held.
The Cathedral will remain open all evening for people to come in and out to light candles, to leave flowers at the Tree of Healing, to sit and pray.
9.58pm - Compline (Night Prayer)
This service begins at the moment that the attack began. At 10.16pm, the service will conclude in silence at the moment the attack was brought to an end. The Cathedral will then close.
The leaves of the tree are for the healing of the nations. Revelation 22.2
If you would like to speak to someone during your visit
There will be Day Chaplains on duty each day who wear a blue ribbon and Cathedral badge around their neck. They are skilled listeners and will be happy to speak with you.
Canon Michael Rawson, the Sub Dean, would also be very pleased to meet with you and can be contacted by email or telephone 020 7367 6700
Prayer
You may wish to pray the prayer which we used at the Cathedral in the aftermath of the attack.
Loving God, when terror came to our doorstep
and stalked our streets
you were there with us
in the fear and agony.
Remain with us
and with all those caught up
in the horror of these events,
the injured and distressed
those who died
and all who seek your peace
which passes understanding.
Amen.