Over the past few years the Cathedral have run a series of talks for people wanting to know more about different aspects of our faith. After we leave school it can sometimes seem that there are few opportunities to learn more about our faith and yet we may be curious to learn more either to satisfy our own curiosity, to help us answer questions that other people ask us including our friends, neighbours, or family members. The curious series have included:
During the Year of Faith there will be two series of talks. They are open to anyone and there is no charge.
- Curious about the Bible
- Curious about the New Translation
- Curious about the Roman Missal
- Curious about the Triduum
- Curious about Mary
- Curious about Penance
Curious about the Vatican Council.
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| Window: St Peter Lancaster Cathedral |
Series One: What went before?
Starting Tuesday 16th October
Series Two: Vatican II
Starting Tuesday 8th January 2013
All dates (either Tuesday evenings 7.30 to 9.00pm or Saturday afternoon) are listed on our events page, for further details see this copy of the Curious about the Vatican Council programme. We'll also give updates of sessions.
Where?
St Walburge's Chapel, entrance from Pastoral Centre car park, Balmoral Road.
The image is one of 12 windows about the life of St Peter, who was chosen as the first Pope and is patron saint of Lancaster Cathedral. Here Peter is at the Council of Jerusalem guiding the Church.
For other opportunities for adults to learn more about their faith see Adults page
