Cathedrals

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[edit] Austria

[edit] Australia

[edit] Anglican Cathedrals

  • St Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide

  • St Peter's Cathedral, Armidale

  • Darwin Anglican Cathedral

  • St Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn

  • St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne

  • Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle

  • St John's Cathedral, Parramatta

  • St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney

  • St Michael's Pro-Cathedral, Wollongong. (Yes this little parish church really is the seat of a bishop.)

[edit] Roman Catholic Cathedrals

  • St Mary and and St Joseph's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Armidale

  • St Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Ballarat

  • St Michael and St John's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Bathurst

  • Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Cathedral, Bendigo

  • St Stephen's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Brisbane

  • St Christopher's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Canberra

  • St Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Melbourne

  • St Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Parramatta

  • St Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Perth

  • St Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Sydney

  • St Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Toowoomba (pictured 1953)

  • Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Cathedral, Townsville (pictured 1903)

  • St Michael's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Wagga Wagga

[edit] Belgium

See also : Cathedral Saint-Lambert

[edit] Bosnia-Herzegovina

[edit] Brazil

Metropolitan Cathedrals
Cathedrals

[edit] Bulgaria

  • St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Sofia

  • Veliko Tarnovo Cathedral

  • Dormition of the Theotokos Cathedral, Varna

  • St. Demetrius Cathedral, Vidin

  • Saints Apostles Cathedral, Vratsa

[edit] Canada

[edit] Chile

[edit] Croatia

[edit] Czech Republic

[edit] Denmark

[edit] Finland

[edit] Lutheran Church

[edit] Orthodox Church

[edit] Roman Catholic Church

[edit] France

see article: Cathedrals in France

[edit] Germany

[edit] Roman Catholic Cathedrals

The pertaining dioceses are named after the seat of their cathedrals.

[edit] Catholic proto-cathedrals

Former Catholic cathedrals now used as concathedrals or catholic parish churches

[edit] Orthodox cathedrals

[edit] Protestant cathedrals (proto-cathedrals of dissolved Catholic dioceses)

The following are proto-cathedrals of dissolved Catholic dioceses, now owned and used by Protestant congregations. Today some are used as preaching venue by the elected chairpersons of Protestant regional church bodies.

[edit] Important Protestant churches

The following churches are used as preaching venues of elected church chairpersons or bishops of Protestant church bodies. The name of the respective Protestant regional church body is given in parentheses.

[edit] Other churches

The following are churches termed Dom, in German a synecdoche - pars pro toto - for collegiate churches, which are not and haven't been cathedrals, but are often mistranslated as cathedrals in English. However, the former collegiate church of St. Nicholas in Greifswald is now used as the preaching venue of the elected chairperson of a regional Protestant church body.

[edit] Honduras

[edit] Hungary

[edit] Indonesia

  • Bandung,West Java

  • Jakarta

  • Malang, East Java

  • Surabaya, East Java

[edit] Italy

[edit] A

[edit] B-C

[edit] F-L

[edit] M-N

[edit] O-R

[edit] S-Z

[edit] Ireland

  • Cavan

  • Clonfert

  • Cobh

  • Cork

  • Ennis

  • Enniscorthy

  • Galway

  • Killarney

  • Limerick

  • Longford

  • Mullingar

[edit] Japan

  • Tokyo Cathedral, Tokyo

  • Nicholai-do, Holy Resurrection Cathedral, orthodoxy, Tokyo

[edit] Korea (South Korea)

  • Roman Catholic Cathedral of Daegu

[edit] Liechtenstein

[edit] Madagascar

  • Antsirabe Cathedral

[edit] Morocco

  • Cathédrale du Sacré Coeur, Casablanca

[edit] Mexico

[edit] Montenegro

[edit] Netherlands

[edit] Roman Catholic

[edit] protestant

[edit] Norway

[edit] Peru

See also Category:Cathedrals in Peru

[edit] Poland

See also Cathedrals in Poland and Category:Cathedrals in Poland

[edit] Portugal

[edit] Russia

[edit] Serbia

[edit] Slovakia

[edit] Roman Catholic cathedrals

[edit] Greek Catholic cathedrals

[edit] Orthodox cathedrals

[edit] Slovenia

[edit] Spain

[edit] A-F

[edit] G-L

[edit] M-R

[edit] S-Z

[edit] Sweden

[edit] Switzerland

Missing images: Cathedrals of Chur and Lugano

[edit] Thailand

  • Assumption Cathedral in Bangkok

  • Roman Catholic St. Raphael Cathedral in Surat Thani

[edit] Tunisia

[edit] Ukraine

[edit] Roman Catholic(Latin Rite)

Missing: Odessa, Zhytomyr

[edit] Greek Catholic

[edit] United Kingdom

For London churches and cathedrals, see London

  • Coventry Cathedral

  • Norwich Cathedral

  • Birmingham St Philip's Cathedral

  • Salisbury Cathedral

  • Salisbury Cathedral

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  • Wells Cathedral

[edit] United States

[edit] Roman Catholic

  • Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Newark, NJ.

  • Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Richmond, Virginia

  • Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace, Honolulu, Hawaii

  • Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace, Honolulu, Hawaii

  • Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, Los Angeles, California

  • Cathedral Church of St Patrick, El Paso, Texas

  • St. James Cathedral, Seattle, Washington

  • St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, New York

[edit] Episcopal

  • Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York, New York

  • St. Mark's (Episcopal Cathedral), Seattle, Washington

[edit] Eastern Orthodox

  • St. Spiridon Russian Orthodox Cathedral, also known as Greek Catholic Cathedral of St. Spiridon (affiliated with Orthodox Church in America), Seattle, Washington

  • St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Memorial Cathedral

[edit] Vietnam

  • Notre Dame Cathedral, Ho Chi Minh City

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