Lent blog: Richard Tanner, the Cathedral's director of music, explains how music can help us to put the Crucifixion in a context in which it can be approached.
Lent blog: Father John Michael Hanvey, who works at the THOMAS Organisation (Those on the Margins of A Society) in Blackburn, says there is loneliness in the human condition.
Lent blog: Martyn Hassall, the Blackburn Diocesan communications officer, writes about the controversy China provokes in political and religious circles.
Lent blog: Tom Daggett, member of the Young People’s Choir, considers whether there is value in taking a scientific approach to Christianity and Religion.
Lent blog: Father John Michael Hanvey, who works at the THOMAS Organisation (Those on the Margins of A Society) in Blackburn, was horrified by a documentary called 'Baby Bible Bashers'.
Lent blog: James Davy, Blackburn Cathedral's assistant director of music, considers the usefulness of February 29 as a time to reflect on our own experience of Lent so far.
Lent blog: As we approach the midway point of Lent and purchase our gifts and cards for Mothering Sunday, Richard Tanner explains the history surrounding the fourth Sunday in Lent and asks if it is an opportunity to break our Lenten fast.
Lent blog: Canon Chris Chivers, the Cathedral’s Canon Chancellor and the director of exChange, the cathedral’s community cohesion and interfaith development agency, explores signs of an intergenerational and cultural crisis.
