There is a leaflet available in this chapel which explains something of what it means to be a Christian, and another which will lead you into prayer. These are free so please take one.
Christians believe that God hears and answers prayer through the work of the Holy Spirit who came to bring life and power to God’s people at Pentecost.
Linger awhile in this lovely chapel and try it for yourself.
This space, accessed through the quire on the south east corner of the church, has an altar dedicated to St Katherine and is a place of quiet prayer, as well as being used for occasional smaller services.
St Katherine was a Christian in Roman times who was martyred for her faith.
This chapel has two separate areas laid out in different ways, one formal with an altar and chairs and one informal, focussing on a large wooden cross. If you look up you will see that you are in the lesser transept, part of the first phase of the building and very beautiful, with darkened stained glass and towering pillars.
Lord, here I am and here you are. I bring myself before you with all that I have been in the past and all that I will be in the future. Forgive all the things that I regret and guide my steps into the way that leads to eternal life.
