The Southwark Cathedral Podcast

The Southwark Cathedral Podcast
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Welcome to the Southwark Cathedral podcast. Hosted by members of the Southwark Cathedral team, each episode delves into an area of our mission and opens up a side of our work beyond the pulpit.
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The podcast explores themes such as social justice, poetry, and community outreach, with notable episodes including discussions on modern slavery, the role of the Cathedral in supporting survivors of exploitation, and literary reflections on human connection through poetry. Each episode focuses on deepening understanding and awareness of important societal issues and the work the Cathedral undertakes.

Welcome to the Southwark Cathedral podcast. Hosted by members of the Southwark Cathedral team, each episode delves into an area of our mission and opens up a side of our work beyond the pulpit.
The latest episode of the Southwark Cathedral Podcast is the second in our The World Needs More Poetry miniseries. This time, the Dean is joined by the Bishop of London, The Rt Rev’d and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally, for a moving and deeply personal conversation.
Bishop Sarah reflects on William E. Stafford’s poem “Ask Me” — a piece that has accompanied her through moments of challenge, both as an ordained woman in the Church of England and as someone who lives with dyslexia. With honesty and grace, she explores how poetry can hold space for vulnerability, strength, and the questions we don’t always have answers to.
If you’ve ever found comfort in poetry or are simply curious about how a single poem can speak into a life, this episode offers a powerful and thoughtful listen.

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