Sentence examples for cathedral services from inspiring English sources

Regular cathedral services, run at least once a month, attracted 1,639,300 worshippers.

In the ruins of the capital's Catholic cathedral services now take place in the grounds.

The report said regular cathedral services attracted 2 million people in 2010, while an additional 1.63 million attended about 5,150 public or civic events.

The list consists of 31 books used to conduct cathedral services, 24 other ecclesiastical works, and 11 works that were secular.

The carol became more prominent in England after being arranged for unison voices and orchestra in 1916 by Gustav Holst (1874 1934), where in its organ reduction it is often used as a processional hymn in church and cathedral services.

Although all cathedral services ceased at the end of 1642 following the outbreak of the English Civil War, he retained the title of almoner and, along with the other petty canons and the vicars choral, had special financial provision made for him.

The four-hour visit included royal staples: a multi-faith cathedral service, plaque unveilings, gathering posies from small children.

"He was very intent upon making it as dramatic as possible, which was somewhat contrary to the rather smooth tradition in the cathedral service.

In deference to the public mood, the festivities were reduced in scale, and a note of repentance was added to a dignified cathedral service.

The cathedral service — in French, English and Portuguese — included recitals of requiems by Maurice Duruflé and Giusseppe Verdi, Felix Mendelssohn's "Da nobis pacem" and a Bach choral recital.

It was only on Tuesday, after the Cabinet Office committee co-ordinating Operation True Blue announced the St Paul's Cathedral service would be held next Wednesday that the question of whether the monarch would attend was even put to her.