Remembrance Sunday - A Hope for Peace
A Choral Eucharist from Belfast Cathedral, led by the Dean, the Very Reverend Stephen Forde, with a sermon from Father Eugene O’Hagan and music from the Cathedral Choir.
On Remembrance Sunday, a Choral Eucharist from Belfast Cathedral, a place that bears witness to the cost of conflict and the hope of reconciliation.
The Dean, the Very Reverend Stephen Forde, reflects on the Cathedral's survival of the Belfast Blitz, its connections with Coventry Cathedral and its continuing role as a place of remembrance, reconciliation and hope.
The preacher is Father Eugene O’Hagan, Chancellor of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Down and Connor, with music led by the Belfast Cathedral Choir.
Readings:
Isaiah 2:1–5
John 15:9–17
Music:
- O God, Our Help in Ages Past – William Croft
- Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus and Agnus Dei – Communion Service in E, Harold Darke
- Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep – Colin Mawby
- Make Me a Channel of Your Peace – Sebastian Temple
- Fugue sur le nom d’Alain – Maurice Duruflé
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