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Revision as of 18:30, February 1, 2015

Famous Cathedrals


Cathedrals have been for centuries humanity's expression of God's love.



Milan Cathedral.jpg

Cathedral of Milan (Duomo)



Canterbury Cathedral.jpg
Canterbury Cathedral

Grace Cathedral.jpg
Grace Cathedral

St Marks Cathedral.jpg
St. Mark's Cathedral


Koeln (Cologne) Germany.jpg

Cathedral of Cologne



Washington Cathedral.jpg

Washington National Cathedral


Churches in which a bishop presides all over the world.


See also

Westminster Cathedral
Altar, Cathedral of Mexico.
Cathedral of Saint Vitus in Prague.
Ely Cathedral, England.

External links

Wieskirche at Füssen, fresco by Johann Baptist Zimmermann

West wind Chartres

Reykjavik's Hallgrímskirkja
(known as Reykjavik's cathedral) .
Westminster Abbey.
Cathedral of Sucre, Bolivia.


800px-Magdeburger Dom mit Elbe.jpg

Cathedral of Saints Catherine and Maurice, Magdeburg, Germany.



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