Lichfield Cathedral is the Cathedral Church of the Anglican diocese of Lichfield.
The Cathedral is built on the site of buildings associated with St Chad, the first bishop of Mercia, the ancient Kingdom which included the area in which now we live.
St Chad is a principal patron of the Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham, of which our parish is part.
Relics of St Chad are venerated at St Chad's Cathedral, our Archdiocesan Cathedral in Birmingham. Recently a portion of the relics has been entrusted to Lichfield Cathedral to be placed in their new shrine to St Chad, as a focus for prayer.
Family Quiz: details from Fr Allen
Location
The Close, Lichfield WS13 7LD
For a map showing the location of the Cathedral click here.
The Cathedral is built on the site of buildings associated with St Chad, the first bishop of Mercia, the ancient Kingdom which included the area in which now we live.
St Chad is a principal patron of the Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham, of which our parish is part.
Relics of St Chad are venerated at St Chad's Cathedral, our Archdiocesan Cathedral in Birmingham. Recently a portion of the relics has been entrusted to Lichfield Cathedral to be placed in their new shrine to St Chad, as a focus for prayer.
Family Quiz: details from Fr Allen
Location
The Close, Lichfield WS13 7LD
For a map showing the location of the Cathedral click here.
- The Cathedral is about 15 minutes easy walking from Lichfield's Railway Station.
- Car parking is available in a variety of carparks in the city: for details, click here.
