I walked up the hill yesterday and a service was just starting as I arrived. God must have been calling me

I was just doing some photos of the wall and a little door in the wall and the trees

There are large, leafy green trees all around the church

I always consider God's house a church, indeed this place was made a cathedral in my absence

I liked the service, a nice lady did a reading and I made friends with a Canon of the church which was nice

The choir songs were lovely and we sang some nice hymns

You are always welcome

It is nice to have some quiet repose and peacefulness from a busy mind

Goodness of God helps a troubled mind

The fact that the church continues to provide a place for us despite all the apparent difficulties in the world is a marvel just as our living God is

There are graves and grave-stones that carry important information for generations so I look closely to see what has been written

You realise that being a part of something bigger is very good reassurance in living life where mistakes are always going to happen

Absolution is only a repent away 😇😊🤗

– Jetplane 10

Beautiful and interesting historical Cathedral. Loads of information inside, cute lovely little shop and a nice mix of old and modern interiors. Check out the cieling beams for a nice surprise.

– Tomas Hinton

St Woolos Cathedral (Anglicanised St Gwynllyw) was founded as a place of worship and pilgrimage in the late 5th Century on one of the highest points in the area. The exterior matched the area on a drab day and lowered our expectations. However, when we ventured in late on a Sunday afternoon we were greeted by organ practice and a beautifully restored yet austere Romanesque church. Obviously a community centre, it was inviting and gorgeous. The practising organist stopped once he noticed us; wasn’t sure if it was modesty or that he didn’t think we deserved a free concert! Again a wonderful surprise of beauty within when the exterior says ‘boring’.

– Gary Wise