Forthcoming and Ongoing Events

Lancaster Cathedral

Dedicated to St Peter, Prince of the Apostles

The Mother Church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lancaster

St Thérèse  and other DVDs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CATHEDRAL

Mass times

Diary

Contact us/find us

Cathedral Friends

Cathedral Blog

Can you help us?

 

PARISH

Newsletter (pdf)

Cathedral School

St Thomas More’s

 

2009

150th Anniversary

Visit of St Thérèse

 

HERITAGE

Cathedral Guide

Virtual Tour

Parish history

Billington’s Blog

 

MUSIC

Music Homepage

Organ

 

VISITS

Group Visits

Educational Visits

 

CONCERTS

AND EVENTS

Forthcoming Events

 

DIOCESE

Bishop Campbell

Diocesan Website

 

Other Links

 

 

Lancaster Cathedral is part of the Lancaster Roman Catholic Diocesan Trust, charity number 234331

St Peter’s Cathedral, Lancaster:

 

· The mother church of the Diocese of Lancaster, home to Catholics living between Preston and Carlisle

· An active city-centre parish

· A place of prayer

· Home to many concerts and cultural events

· Providing educational tours for schools

· Open to visitors daily, 8:30am-6pm, with occasional exceptions

You can find the Blog by clicking here.

Copies of the DVD of the 2009 visit of the relics of St Thérèse are still available. More details here. You can also buy copies of the DVD of Bishop Campbell’s ordination in March 2008, and of sung Vespers that day. More details here.
All DVDs cost £10 (plus £2 p&p).

Curious about Holy Week?

The period from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - known as ‘Holy Week’ - is the most important time of the Church’s year. Fund out more about this wonderful week and the way in which we celebrate the Lord’s death and resurrection in a series of free talks on Tuesday evenings in Lent. More details here.

 

Our Lady of Lourdes: 11th February

The patronal feast of the Diocese of Lancaster is celebrated on 11th February. Join us for a sung Mass at 12:15pm, for Rosary and Exposition at 7pm and for sung Vespers and Benediction at 7:30pm. A short torchlight procession will follow at the end of Vespers. All are welcome.

 

Lenten Meditations

On each Friday during Lent there will be Stations of the Cross at 7pm, a short meditation on the characters of the Passion at 7:45pm, and Sung Compline with Benediction at 8:15pm. For more details, see the Cathedral diary. All welcome.

 

The Cathedral’s popular blog gives up-to-date news, reports on recent events and behind the scenes insights on life here at Lancaster Cathedral.