Cathedral From St Patrick's Park
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Huguenot Bell Located in this part of the Cathedral
was given to St Patrick's by the parishioners of St
Luke's church, Dublin, when the church was closed for
public worship in 1975. It is inscribed |
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Jonathan Swift Death Mask |
Included among the items are Swift's epitaph and
bust, his death mask (left), a selection of his published
writings, the parchment awarding him the Freedom of
the City of Dublin, the Queen Anne patent which was
Swift's warrant to become dean of St Patrick's and the
pulpit (right) from which he was reputed to have preached.
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Main Entrance, The Baptistery is to the left |
The Baptistery is believed to be the oldest part
of the cathedral, possibly the entrance to the church
built by John Comyn, the first Anglo-Norman Archbishop
of Dublin.
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St Patrick's Cathedral |
Saint Patrick on his journey through Ireland is
said to have passed through Dublin. In a well close
to where the cathedral now stands, he is reputed to
have baptised converts from paganism to Christianity.
To commemorate his visit, a small wooden church was
built on this site, one of the four Celtic parish churches
in Dublin.
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The Jones Monument In St. Patrick's
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In the upper tier the Archbishop is shown wearing
his chancellor’s robes while Lord Ranelagh occupies
the lower tier surrounded by the kneeling figures of
his family.
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St. Patrick's WWI
Memorial Plaque |
St Patrick's Cathedral, steeped in history contains
many beautiful sights, The walls are covered with dedications
and memorials, like this one, so visit the cathedral
and experience it yourself. It's Worth the €5
admission fee.
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St Patrick's
Cathedral Pulpit |
Jonathan Swift was the dean of St Patrick's and
this is the the pulpit (left) from which he was reputed to have preached. |
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The Spire at St. Patrick's Cathedral |
Sunday
Services
8.30 Eucharistbr>
Sung Matins (2nd & 4th Sunday)
15.15 Evensong
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Patrick's Stain Glass Windows |
The Stain glass work throughout the Church is as
beautiful as one would expect, As the sun sets, the
windows glow with brilliant colors.
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