The Cathedral Church of Saint Paul

Boston, Massachusetts

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Contact & Location for The Cathedral Church of Saint Paul

138 Tremont St

Boston, MA 02111

Service Times for The Cathedral Church of Saint Paul

Monday 8:30 AM

Morning Prayer

Tuesday 8:30 AM

Morning Prayer

Wednesday 8:30 AM

Morning Prayer

Thursday 8:30 AM

Morning Prayer

Friday 8:30 AM

Morning Prayer

Friday 7:00 PM

Sung Compline on Zoom

Monday 7:00 PM

Taize Prayer

Thursday 7:00 PM

Worship

About The Cathedral Church of Saint Paul

The Cathedral Church of Saint Paul in Boston is an Episcopal cathedral that uses the rich resources of its tradition and describes itself as a “House of Prayer for All People.” Its life includes three congregations: Sunday, MANNA, and The Crossing. The Very Rev. Amy McCreath serves as Dean. The cathedral’s sanctuary is open during the day for labyrinth-walking and quiet prayer, and the community’s prayer life also includes weekday Morning Prayer, Taizé prayer, Thursday evening worship, and Sung Compline on Zoom. The cathedral is also home to the diocesan Chinese congregation and hosts Jum’ah prayers on Fridays.

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First-Time Visitor Info for The Cathedral Church of Saint Paul

Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Worship draws on the Episcopal liturgical tradition, with weekday Morning Prayer, Taizé prayer, Thursday evening worship, and Sung Compline on Zoom. The cathedral also keeps its sanctuary open from 9 AM to 5 PM for labyrinth-walking and quiet prayer. Visitor Tips: Visitors may use the sanctuary during open hours for quiet prayer or labyrinth-walking. Parking is available at the nearby Boston Common Garage for a discounted rate.

Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.

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