Higher Education Chaplaincy Day at St George's Cathedral

10.10.22

The Southwark Higher Education Chaplaincy held a wonderful afternoon for university students in St George's Cathedral, Southwark on Saturday 8th October, together with university chaplains from the University of Roehampton, the University of Kent Catholic Society and King's College London Chaplaincy.

After a tour of the Cathedral given by the Sub-Dean, Fr Francis Murphy, the students enjoyed tea and coffee and a question and answer session with Archbishop John Wilson in Amigo Hall, followed by Mass and pizza afterward.
Thank you to all who made this day possible, in particular Sister Anouska Robinson-Biggin, her fellow chaplains and the students who made a valiant effort to be present despite a transport strike.
Further Higher Education Chaplaincy events are planned this Autumn.  For  further information about these and more, visit the Chaplaincy website

Higher Education Chaplaincy Day at St George's Cathedral

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