St. Mary’s Cathedral is a Cathedral for the people: our Cathedral is both a parish community and the mother church for the people of the Middlesbrough diocese.  As such it attracts people from far and wide, from the immediate areas of Coulby Newham and Hemlington, from Middlesbrough and Teesside, as well as from all across the Diocese and beyond.

Young people play a very important part in the life of the Cathedral – the Cathedral parish has its own Youth Club and the Cathedral also hosts a wide variety of events for young people from across the Middlesbrough Diocese and beyond.

Our Cathedral building is designed for worship and serves the spiritual and social needs of a large parish. The building complex includes the sanctuary, the nave, the Blessed Sacrament chapel, the sacristy, the church hall, the narthex (the entrance porch) and the campanile (bell tower). There is also a repository where devotional aids, rosary beads, cards, etc. can be purchased.

Mass Times

Sunday
6.30pm (Sat Eve), 10am (Children’s Liturgy during term-time), 5pm

Holydays
9.15am, 7pm

Weekdays
7.15am – Friday
9.15am – Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday
12 noon – Friday
6.30pm – Monday and Thursday

Reconciliation

Saturday 10am – 11am, 5.30pm – 6.15pm

And on request

Exposition

Saturday 10 am – 11am

Evening Vespers with Benediction

Each Wednesday of term-time at 6.00pm

Morning Prayer

Tuesday - 9.00 am – Novena to Our Lady

Wednesday - 9.00 am – Morning Prayer

Friday - 9.00 am – Morning Prayer

Saturday - 9.00 am – Rosary

Prayer Group

Monday 7.15pm

Telephone: 01642 597750

Email: parish@middlesbroughrccathedral.org

Postal Address:
Cathedral House
Dalby Way
Middlesbrough
TS8 0TW

For a Google map of the location of the Cathedral please click here.

If you would like a Priest to visit you, please telephone us.

If you are going into hospital and require a priest please let the nurse know as soon as possible. We have a chaplain who is on call at the James Cook Hospital should you require a priest.

If you are in our parish, if you would like to let us know before you go into Hospital, a priest can come to visit you prior to you going in.