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Christian Churches and Cathedrals

Churches, cathedrals, chapels, basilicas, abbeys and monasteries in this atlas's Religious and Sacred Buildings subcategory built for Christian worship or monastic life, by a wide margin the largest single tradition within this subcategory. Belongs here: any building this atlas records as a Christian place of worship or religious community, whatever its rite (Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, Protestant and others alike) and whatever its present use as an active parish, a national shrine, a museum or a UNESCO-listed monument. Does not belong here: a building serving any other world religion, gathered under this subcategory's other tradition groups, or a building whose primary character is residential or administrative even when it has a religious connection, gathered instead in Other and Multi-Faith Sites.

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Era of Emergence
300 CE 1
Origin Region
Roman Empire 1
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Mont-Saint-Michel

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

Notre-Dame de la Garde

Religious and Sacred Buildings
4 links

Notre-Dame de Paris

Religious and Sacred Buildings
7 links

Notre-Dame du Haut

Religious and Sacred Buildings
6 links

Oratory of San Colombano, Bologna

Religious and Sacred Buildings
2 links

Reims Cathedral

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

Rila Monastery

Religious and Sacred Buildings
2 links

Russian Bishop's House

Religious and Sacred Buildings
4 links

Sacré-Cœur Basilica

Religious and Sacred Buildings
5 links

Sagrada Familia

Religious and Sacred Buildings
6 links

Saint Basil's Cathedral

Religious and Sacred Buildings
4 links

Sainte-Chapelle

Religious and Sacred Buildings
4 links

Salisbury Cathedral

Religious and Sacred Buildings
5 links

San Marco in San Girolamo

Religious and Sacred Buildings
2 links

San Procolo, Bologna

Religious and Sacred Buildings
2 links

Santa Maria dei Servi, Bologna

Religious and Sacred Buildings
5 links

Santa Maria della Vita

Religious and Sacred Buildings
2 links

Santi Bartolomeo e Gaetano

Religious and Sacred Buildings
2 links

Seville Cathedral

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

Siena Cathedral

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

Sistine Chapel

Religious and Sacred Buildings
2 links

Speyer Cathedral

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

St Andrew's Church, Bramfield

Religious and Sacred Buildings
1 link

St Andrew's Church, Covehithe

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

St Andrew's Church, Hempstead

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

St Andrew's Church, Westhall

Religious and Sacred Buildings
2 links

St Gregory's Church, Heckingham

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

St James' Chapel, Lindsey

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

St Margaret's Church, Hales

Religious and Sacred Buildings
4 links

St Mark's Basilica

Religious and Sacred Buildings
5 links

St Mary's Church, Thornham Parva

Religious and Sacred Buildings
1 link

St Paul's Cathedral

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

St Stephen's Cathedral Vienna

Religious and Sacred Buildings
4 links

St. Peter's Basilica

Religious and Sacred Buildings
7 links

St. Vitus Cathedral

Religious and Sacred Buildings
2 links

Staffarda Abbey

Religious and Sacred Buildings
2 links

The Old Palace, Worcester

Religious and Sacred Buildings
1 link

The Priest's House, Muchelney

Religious and Sacred Buildings
5 links

Torba Abbey

Religious and Sacred Buildings
4 links

Ulm Minster

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

Unity Temple

Religious and Sacred Buildings
4 links

Uppsala Cathedral

Religious and Sacred Buildings
4 links

Verulam House, St Albans

Religious and Sacred Buildings
1 link

Westminster Abbey

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

Wieskirche

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

Winchester Cathedral

Religious and Sacred Buildings
4 links

York Minster

Religious and Sacred Buildings
3 links

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Sources
1. Wikipedia
Wikimedia Foundation
  • Wikipedia, Early Christian art and architecture, history section, era
    In the 4th century, the rapidly growing Christian population, now supported by the state, needed to build larger and grander public buildings for worship.
  • Wikipedia, Early Christian art and architecture, history section, region
    In the 4th century, the rapidly growing Christian population, now supported by the state, needed to build larger and grander public buildings for worship.
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Futuna Chapel (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Futuna Chapel, History [building-type-concept]
Quote, Has Member: Futuna Chapel, History [building-type-concept]
John Scott was approached to design the Futuna Retreat Chapel.
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Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Christchurch (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Christchurch, Lead [building-type-concept]
Quote, Has Member: Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Christchurch, Lead [building-type-concept]
was a Catholic cathedral on Barbadoes Street in central Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Kiruna Church (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Kiruna Church, Lead [building-type-concept]
Quote, Has Member: Kiruna Church, Lead [building-type-concept]
is a church building in Kiruna, Sweden
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Durham Street Methodist Church (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Durham Street Methodist Church, Lead [in-group]
Quote, Has Member: Durham Street Methodist Church, Lead [in-group]
The Durham Street Methodist Church was a former heritage-listed Methodist church
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Santa Maria dei Servi, Bologna (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Santa Maria dei Servi, Bologna, Lead, placement
Quote, Has Member: Santa Maria dei Servi, Bologna, Lead, placement
Santa Maria dei Servi is a Roman Catholic basilica in Bologna, Italy.
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