St Saviours Cathedral to mark the passing of Queen Elizabeth II at 47th Anglican Synod

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The Queen died aged 96 at Balmoral on Friday morning AEST and was, until her death, the Supreme Governor of the Church of England.

The 47^th Synod is being held in Goulburn from September 9-11 and Dean of Saint Saviours Cathedral, the Very Reverend Phillip Saunders, said she would be remembered.

"Even in my lifetime there has only been one monarch so it's an enormous change," he said.

"Whether you are a royalist or not, she was a person who was widely admired in her country, the Commonwealth and world as a person of faith and service."

The Cathedral will be open between 10am and 4pm Friday and across the weekend for people to sign a condolence book. They can also light a candle and reflect in the Soldiers Chapel, within the Cathedral.

An ecumenical service will be held for the community during the week to mark the Queen's passing. Details are yet to be announced.

Both the Dean and Bishop Mark Short will acknowledge Queen Elizabeth's death at the Canberra/Goulburn diocese's opening service for Synod on Friday night.

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