Midnight Mass at St Paul's Cathedral

24th December '08
St Paul's Cathedral, St Paul's Churchyard, City, London, EC4M 8AD
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7236 4128
Sir Christopher Wren constructed St. Paul's Cathedral of Great Britain, 32 years and 3 months after the great fire of London. It is an Anglican Cathedral and the seat of the Bishop of London. It is situated on Ludgate Hill in the city of London. The midnight mass of 24th December in St. Paul's Cathedral is an immensely popular event in London.

St Paul's Cathedral is the right place to partake of the traditional sensations of a typical British Christmas, with its deep spiritual undertones. You can take respite from the mad Christmas rush elsewhere by visiting the spectacular midnight mass at St Paul's Cathedral on 24th December this year. The midnight mass service is the high point of a month long traditional Christmas festivities at the Cathedral. The Cathedral's majestic dome, which towers over the city's skyline, fills this London X-Mas night with the enchanting sound of the cathedral choir, on this night every year.

It would be impossible for you to resist the lure of being a part of this event, if you knew what it feels like to be in the middle of London city in St. Paul's lofty surroundings, to usher in the festival of Christmas. Indeed St. Paul's Cathedral is a perfect place to welcome the Christmas season every year.

St. Paul Cathedral is located at St. Paul's churchyard in London, EC4M, UK. Any information regarding the Midnight Mass service of 24th December 2008 can be got from the Cathedral's reception. Do not miss being part of this spectacular religious event in London, at a world famous dome of great magnificence on Christmas night this year.

Visiting Midnight Mass at St Paul's Cathedral:

Cost: Free
Time: 11.30 PM.

Nearest Underground Stations:
St. Paul's Tube (2 minutes)
Blackfriars Tube (6 minutes)

For more information please visit: www.stpauls.co.uk