Welcome to St. Boniface Cathedral

WARDANDI COUNTRY, BUNBURY

 
 
 

Welcome to St. Boniface Cathedral

St. Boniface Anglican War Memorial Cathedral is Bunbury's principal Church.


The Anglican Cathedral of Bunbury is a place for reflection, prayer, private devotion and inspiration; it is a centre for ministry to the City of Bunbury and its region, and to support of the wider Church’s mission both within and beyond the Diocese; a setting within which to promote Christian unity, ecumenical endeavor, Christian culture, theology and the celebration of the arts.

Service times

There are a variety of services on offer at the Cathedral. Every weekday morning at 8am we begin with morning prayers. Every Sunday we gather as a community at 8am and 10am. During the week and the liturgical year we have many other special services; some regular and some occasional. Please see the service times tab for more details.

UPCOMING eVENTS

The Cathedral hosts many events throughout the year ranging from special worship services to perfomances by choirs and orchestras.

Cathedral community hall

The St. Boniface Cathedral Community Hall is available to hire by Not for Profit Community Groups needing a place to meet. The Community Hall is also available for weddings, funeral wakes, and birthday functions.

Facilities include seating for 100 people or standing room for 150-200. There is a large commercial kitchen and toilet facilities.

What we believe

We are a bible believing, affirming, inclusive and progressive Anglican community on a journey of transformation.

Everyone is welcome to join us.

Boniface Care

“Boniface Care” emergency relief is the outward expression of our call as Anglicans to meet human need through loving service in the Diocese of Bunbury. We offer assistance in the form of:

  • Food vouchers

  • We offer assistance on a case by case assessment

  • Call 0481 820 924

UPCOMING EVENTS

NEWS

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Cathedral Deans meet in Western Australia
Cathedral Deans meet in Western Australia

Cathedral Deans of the Anglican Church of Australia met for their first in-person conference since the beginning of the Covid pandemic. Following two years of virtual tele-conferences, the Deans met at St Boniface Cathedral Bunbury, Western Australia, at the invitation of the Very Revd Darryl Cotton, Dean of Bunbury.

GALLERY

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the traditional owners of this land both past and present. This land is the home of the Noongar people. We are standing now on Wardandi country the place of the dolphin dreaming. The Wardandi people are the coastal people and have strong links to this area. With respect to the current Wardandi people and ancestors of the past we thank them for accepting us. Today with mutual respect and understanding, we acknowledge the past and its differences and now look forward to working together to build strong relations.