Today is the feast of St George, the Patron of England. Here he is seen in the Cathedral's Te Deum window (top right), accompanied by two fellow martyrs: St Alban (in blue) and St Stephen, the first Christian martyr.
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The Cathedral Church of the Diocese of Lancaster. More information and pictures on our website: www.lancastercathedral.org.uk
- Lancaster Cathedral
- is the mother church of the Catholic Diocese of Lancaster, which stretches from Preston to the Scottish border. The Cathedral acts as a focal point for the diocese, as well as being home to a vibrant parish community. It also hosts a number of concerts and cultural events throughout the year.
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- A call from the Lord
- A Tribute from the Lancaster Youth
- One last time
- St Mark, evangelist
- The last week at the desk
- St George, Patron of England
- Great crowds mark four years
- Benedict our Pope, Patrick our Bishop
- More from the Chrism Mass
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- Palm Sunday Procession
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- Archbishop Vincent Nichols heads for Westminster
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