Lincoln Cathedral (5204 bytes)
1: ...ln (England)|Lincoln]] in [[England]] has had a [[cathedral]] since the [[11th century]].
4: [[Image:384_pic28.jpg|thumb|Lincoln Cathedral]]
6: ...t (unit of length)|feet]] and remains the tallest cathedral tower in [[Europe]] today without a [[spire]]. T...
10: [[Image:384_pic15.jpg|thumb|Lincoln Cathedral looking inside the central tower]]
11: ...t" [[transept]]) was moved eastward each time the cathedral was enlarged: The eastern wall of the [[Norman a...

Cathedral (20871 bytes)
1: ...ves as the central church of a [[bishop]]ric. As cathedrals are often particularly impressive edifices, the ...
3: ...lished Church of Scotland]] still retain the term cathedral at least unofficially.
5: ...bishop being known as "the great church", though 'cathedral' is commonly used in English translations.
7: ...ructures have also attracted the term. ''See: ''[[Cathedral Cavern]].
10: ..., begun in 1140. In 1542 the abbey was declared a cathedral by Henry VIII]]

Co-cathedral (2031 bytes)
1: ...] (a see suppressed at the Revolution) had two co-cathedral churches at [[St Lizier]], and the bishop of [[Si...
3: ...ifferent cities; however, they are not styled "co-cathedrals".
5: ... those other rights which were held to denote the cathedral character of a church.

Down Cathedral (2304 bytes)
1: ...wnpatrick]] in [[Northern Ireland]]. It stands on Cathedral Hill overlooking the town.
3: ... who stabled horses there. The destruction of the Cathedral was one of the charges for which Grey was execute...
5: ...n from [[1985]] to [[1987]] during which time the Cathedral was closed.
7: ... watering trough in [[1927]] and installed in the Cathedral in [[1931]].
9: In the Cathedral grounds is the reputed burial place of [[St Patri...

The Cathedral (464 bytes)
1: '''The Cathedral''' ([[Polish language|Polish]] ''Katedra'') is th...
4: *[http://dukaj.fantastyka.art.pl/utwory/TheCathedral.html The short story]

Stavanger Cathedral (3129 bytes)
1: ...[image:Domkjerkaa.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Stavanger Cathedral]]
2: ...(''Stavanger domkirke'') is [[Norway]]'s oldest [[cathedral]]. It is situated in the middle of [[Stavanger]].
4: ==History of the Cathedral==
5: ...vanger counts 1125 as its year of foundation. The Cathedral was [[consecrate]]d to the [[Holy Trinity]], and ...
7: ...as rebuilt under bishop ''Arne'', and the Romance Cathedral was enlarged in the [[Gothic architecture|Gothic]...

Liverpool Cathedral (4769 bytes)
1: ...ican_cathedral.jpg|thumb|right|Liverpool Anglican Cathedral]]
3: '''Liverpool Cathedral''' is an [[Anglican]] [[cathedral]] built on St James Mount in the centre of [[Live...
5: ...t this was only the second opportunity to build a cathedral in England following the Reformation of the [[16t...
7: ...oice of winner was even more contentious with the cathedral committee when it was discovered that Scott was i...
9: ...merous churches. Due to Scott's inexperience, the cathedral committee appointed [[George Frederick Bodley|Bod...

Westminster Cathedral (5176 bytes)
1: ...r_cathedral.400px.jpg|thumbnail|270px|Westminster Cathedral from Victoria Street]]
2: ...ive place of worship when compared with the other cathedrals in London of [[Gothic architecture|Gothic charac...
4: ...with the aforementioned Bentley as architect. The cathedral opened in [[1903]], unfortunately a little after ...
8: ...tKaihsuTai.jpg|thumbnail|left|200px|inside of the Cathedral, Maundy Thursday 2004]]
9: ...Archbishop's House adjoins the eastern end of the Cathedral, in Ambrosden Avenue.

Leicester Cathedral (1211 bytes)
1: ... or '''St Martin's Church''' is an [[Anglican]] [[cathedral]] in the [[England|English]] city of [[Leicester]...
3: ...="float:right;text-align:center">[[Image:LeicesterCathedral.jpg]]
4: <br><small>''St Martin's Church (Leicester Cathedral)''</small></div>
10: ...ed to a Collegiate Church in [[1922]], and made a Cathedral in [[1927]], with the recreation of the Diocese o...
14: [[Category:British cathedrals]]

Llandaff Cathedral (2991 bytes)
1: ...is the seat of the [[Bishop of Llandaff]]. The [[cathedral]] is dedicated to [[Saint Peter]] and [[Saint Pau...
3: ...te of collapse. In [[1734]], work began on a new cathedral, nicknamed the "Italian Temple", which was used f...
5: ...for the first time, to reside in his diocese, the cathedral was extensively restored, the tower rebuilt and a...
7: The cathedral school which existed from the time of Queen [[Eli...
9: ...ince 1938. Of British cathedrals, only [[Coventry Cathedral]] was damaged more.

Cathedral Parish (1046 bytes)
1: '''Cathedral Parish''' (&#22823;&#22530;&#21312; [[Pinyin]]: D...

Lichfield Cathedral (6650 bytes)
1: '''Lichfield Cathedral''' is situated in [[Lichfield]], [[Staffordshire]...
3: == About Lichfield Cathedral ==
4: The [[cathedral]] internal length is 370 ft., and the breadth of ...
8: ...r Kempe]]. Lichfield is the only medieval English cathedral with three spires. It is also noted for its longi...
11: ...rming stone carvings, houses an exhibition of the Cathedral's greatest treausre, the Lichfield Gospels, an [[...

Aachen Cathedral (3131 bytes)
1: [[Image:Aachencath.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Aachen Cathedral]]
3: ...When he died in [[814]], he was buried in his own cathedral, and his bones are still preserved in a special s...
5: ...r 600 years, from [[936]] to [[1531]], the Aachen cathedral was the church of coronation for 30 kings of the ...
11: ...harlemagne" and the "Persephone sarcophagus". The Cathedral Treasury in Aachen is regarded as one of the most...
18: *[http://www.aachendom.de/ Aachen Cathedral website (in German)]

Ripon Cathedral (417 bytes)
1: '''Ripon Cathedral''' in [[Ripon]] dates back to [[672]], when it is...
3: The cathedral is one of the UK's smallest, yet one of the talle...
7: [[Category:British cathedrals]]

Cathedral of Tours (2195 bytes)
1: ...ge:ToursCathedral1922NatGeo.jpg|thumb|200px|Tours Cathedral: 15th century ''Flamboyante'' Gothic west front w...
3: ... begun about [[1170]] to replace the just-started cathedral that was burnt out in [[1166]], during the quarre...
5: ... refer to domes. [[Henry James]] complimented the cathedral's "charming mouse-colored complexion." [http://ww...
9: ...ieval story ''Maitre Cornelius'' opens within the cathedral itself.

Nottingham Cathedral (532 bytes)
1: [[image:nottingham-cathedral.jpg|right|300px]]
3: ...t. Barnabas''' in the city of [[Nottingham]] is a cathedral of the [[Roman Catholic]] church.
5: ...olic hierarchy in the UK in 1850 it was raised to cathedral status. It is the seat of the [[Bishop of Notting...
7: [[Category:Roman Catholic cathedrals in Britain]]
8: [[Category:Nottinghamshire|Cathedral]]

Coventry Cathedral (5223 bytes)
1: ...g|thumb|225px|thumb|The roofless ruins of the old cathedral.]]
2: ...|225px|thumb|The exterior of the ruins of the old cathedral]]
3: ...ide.jpg|thumb|225px|thumb|The exterior of the new Cathedral]]
4: [[Image:Coventry Cathedral St Michaels Victory.jpg|thumb|200px|''St Michael'...
6: ...in. The second was St. Michael's, an [[Anglican]] cathedral and now a ruined shell since the [[Second World W...

Bristol Cathedral (1954 bytes)
1: ...arp.500pix.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Parts of Bristol Cathedral date back to the 12th and 13th centuries, but it ...
2: ...f [[Bristol]] and is commonly known as '''Bristol Cathedral'''.
4: ...s demolished. In [[1542]] the church was made the cathedral of a new Diocese of Bristol and was dedicated to ...
6: The dimensions of Bristol Cathedral are as follows -
19: ... is so grand as to be occasionally mistaken for a cathedral by visitors.

Clifton Cathedral (1034 bytes)
2: ...hedral from north (600px).jpg|thumb|right|Clifton Cathedral]]
4: ....750pix.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The interior of the Cathedral Church of Saints Peter and Paul. The walls are re...
7: ...[[Diocese of Clifton]] and is known as '''Clifton Cathedral'''.
9: ...the mid-[[19th century]]. It was one of the first cathedrals designed after the [[Second Vatican Council]], a...
15: *[http://www.cliftoncathedral.org.uk/ Clifton Cathedral]

University Cathedral (929 bytes)
1: ... style is [[Spanish-Gothic]], patterned after a [[Cathedral]] in [[Segovia, Spain]].
3: ...n 59 "Stations of the Book" on four levels of the Cathedral.

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