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St George’sParish Church · Belfast

The parish diary

The rhythm of life at St George’s.

From the quiet of weekday prayer to the music of Sunday worship. Find a service, see who is singing, or join us for a concert or special day.

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September 2026

The month at a glance

The published programme, including earlier dates. Choose “Coming up” for what’s still ahead.

  • Heritage

    European Heritage Open Days — Saturday

    Visit St George's during European Heritage Open Days. The church is open from 10.00am to 5.00pm, with parish volunteers welcoming visitors to explore the building and its place in Belfast's history.

  • Said Eucharist

  • Dedication of the New Tunicles

    Four new tunicles — the gift of a number of kind parishioners, for use at the principal Eucharist on Sundays and major Holy Days — are formally dedicated to God's glory at the 11.00am Choral Eucharist. The Parish Choir sings Canterbury Mass by Piccolo and Panis Angelicus by Franck.

  • Choral Evensong — Chamber Choir

    The Chamber Choir sings Choral Evensong, with responses by Ayleward, Harwood's canticles in A flat, Psalm 119: 121–128 and O thou, the central orb by Charles Wood.

  • Matins

  • Eucharist with the Walsingham Pilgrimage Group

    The Walsingham pilgrimage group gathers for the 1.00pm Eucharist with the Rector before leaving for the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham. All are welcome. Prayer requests may be given to the Rector or Canon Tom Layden before 24 September, to be offered during the pilgrimage. The group returns on 30 September.

Beyond our round of worship, St George’s hosts concerts, talks and public gatherings, including the annual Edward Bunting Festival and European Heritage Open Days. New dates are added as they are confirmed.