Liste der Bistümer der Church of England
Die Church of England erstreckt sich über zwei Kirchenprovinzen, nämlich Canterbury und York, welche zusammen 42 Diözesen umfassen.
| Diözese[1] (Bischof) | Provinz | Territorium | Suffraganbistum | Kathedralkirche | Gründungsdatum | Wappen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bath und Wells (Bischof von Bath und Wells) | Canterbury | Somerset | Taunton | Wells Cathedral
| 909 |  |
| Birmingham (Bischof von Birmingham) | Canterbury | West Midlands (Metropolitan County) (ohne Coventry, Walsall und Wolverhampton), North Warwickshire | Aston | Birmingham Cathedral
| 13. Januar 1905 (von Worcester) |  |
| Blackburn (Bischof von Blackburn) | York | Lancashire (ohne West Lancashire und ein Teil des Ribble Valley) | Lancaster, Burnley | Blackburn Cathedral
| 12. November 1926 (von Manchester) |  |
| Bristol (Bischof von Bristol) | Canterbury | Bristol, South Gloucestershire, ein Teil von North Wiltshire und Swindon | Swindon | Bristol Cathedral
| 4. Juni 1542 (nicht besetzt 1836–1897) |  |
| Canterbury (Erzbischof von Canterbury) | Canterbury | Ost-Kent | Ebbsfleet, Richborough, Dover, Maidstone | Canterbury Cathedral
| 597 |  |
| Carlisle (Bischof von Carlisle) | York | Cumbria | Penrith | Carlisle Cathedral
| 1133 |  |
| Chelmsford (Bischof von Chelmsford) | Canterbury | Essex (Essex und die Londoner Boroughs Waltham Forest, Redbridge, Havering, Newham und Barking) | Barking, Colchester | Kathedrale von Chelmsford
| 23. Januar 1914 (von St. Albans) |  |
| Chester (Bischof von Chester) | York | Cheshire (ohne Nord-Warrington), Metropolitan Borough of Wirral und der größte Teil von Stockport | Stockport, Birkenhead | Chester Cathedral
| 4. August 1541 |  |
| Chichester (Bischof von Chichester) | Canterbury | Sussex | Horsham, Lewes | Kathedrale von Chichester
| 681 (in Selsey; in Chichester seit 1075) |  |
| Coventry (Bischof von Coventry) | Canterbury | Coventry, Warwickshire (ohne North Warwickshire) | Warwick | Coventry Cathedral
| 1102 (nicht besetzt 1539–1918) |  |
| Derby (Bischof von Derby) | Canterbury | Derbyshire | Repton | Derby Cathedral
| 7. Juli 1927 (von Southwell) |  |
| Durham (Bischof von Durham) | York | County Durham (ohne Teesdale), Tyne and Wear südlich des River Tyne | Jarrow | Durham Cathedral
| 635 (auf Lindisfarne; in Durham seit 995) |  |
| Ely (Bischof von Ely) | Canterbury | Cambridgeshire (ohne Soke of Peterborough) und West Norfolk | Brixworth, Huntingdon | Ely Cathedral
| 21. November 1108 |  |
| Exeter (Bischof von Exeter) | Canterbury | Devon | Crediton, Plymouth | Kathedrale St. Peter (Exeter)
| 905 (in Tawton; ohne Sitz um 909–1050; in Exeter seit 1050) |  |
| Diözese in Europa (Bischof in Europa) | Canterbury | Kontinentaleuropa, Marokko, die Staaten der ehemaligen Sowjetunion und die Türkei | Gibraltar Cathedral
| 29. September 1842 (Diözese von Gibraltar) Juli 1980 (Diözese in Europa) |  | |
| Gloucester (Bischof von Gloucester) | Canterbury | Gloucestershire (ohne South Gloucestershire) | Tewkesbury | Gloucester Cathedral
| 3. September 1541 |  |
| Guildford (Bischof von Guildford) | Canterbury | Surrey (ohne Tundridge, Spelthorne und ein Teil von East Hampshire) | Dorking | Guildford Cathedral
| 1. Mai 1927 (von Winchester) |  |
| Hereford (Bischof von Hereford) | Canterbury | Herefordshire und Südwest-Shropshire | Ludlow | Hereford Cathedral
| 676 |  |
| Leeds (Liste der Bischöfe von Leeds der Church of England) | York | West Yorkshire und die Dales | Bradford Cathedral
| 2013 |  | |
| Leicester (Bischof von Leicester) | Canterbury | Leicestershire | Leicester Cathedral
| 681 (nicht vergeben von 878 bis 1927) |  | |
| Lichfield (Bischof von Lichfield) | Canterbury | Staffordshire, Walsall, Wolverhampton, Nordost-Shropshire | Stafford, Shrewsbury | Lichfield Cathedral
| 656 (in Repton; in Lichfield 669–1075; Neugründung 1228) |  |
| Lincoln (Bischof von Lincoln) | Canterbury | Die zeremonielle Grafschaft und die nicht dazu gehörigen Teile von Lincolnshire und die Gebiete der so genannten Unitary Authority von North Lincolnshire und North East Lincolnshire. | Grantham, Grimsby | Kathedrale von Lincoln
| 678 (in Lindsey; in Lincoln gegründet 1072; vermutlich schon vor 314 erste Gründung) |  |
| Liverpool (Bischof von Liverpool) | York | Merseyside (ohne Wirral), Warrington, West Lancashire | Warrington | Liverpool Cathedral
| 9. April 1880 (von Chester) |  |
| London (Bischof von London) | Canterbury | Middlesex | Fulham, Stepney, Kensington, Willesden, Edmonton | St Paul’s Cathedral
| 604 (vermutl. schon vor 314) |  |
| Manchester (Bischof von Manchester) | York | Greater Manchester (ohne den Hauptteil von Stockport) | Middleton, Bolton, Hulme | Kathedrale von Manchester
| 1. September 1847 (von Chester) |  |
| Newcastle (Bischof von Newcastle) | York | Northumberland, Tyne and Wear nördlich des River Tyne | Newcastle Cathedral
| 23. Mai 1882 (von Durham) |  | |
| Norwich (Bischof von Norwich) | Canterbury | Norfolk | Lynn, Thetford | Kathedrale von Norwich
| 631 (zu Dunwich; in Norwich seit 1094) |  |
| Oxford (Bischof von Oxford) | Canterbury | Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire und Berkshire | Reading, Buckingham, Dorchester | Kathedrale von Oxford
| 1. September 1542 |  |
| Peterborough (Bischof von Peterborough) | Canterbury | Soke of Peterborough, Northamptonshire und Rutland | Brixworth | Kathedrale von Peterborough
| 4. September 1541 |  |
| Portsmouth (Bischof von Portsmouth) | Canterbury | Südost-Hampshire und die Isle of Wight | Portsmouth Cathedral
| 1. Mai 1927 (von Winchester) |  | |
| Rochester (Bischof von Rochester) | Canterbury | West-Kent, Bexley und Bromley | Tonbridge | Rochester Cathedral
| 604 |  |
| St. Albans (Bischof von St. Albans) | Canterbury | Hertfordshire (ohne einen Teil von Broxbourne), Bedfordshire und einen Teil von Barnet | Bedford, Hertford | Abtei von St Albans
| 4. Mai 1877 (von Rochester) |  |
| St. Edmundsbury und Ipswich (Bischof von St. Edmundsbury und Ipswich) | Canterbury | Suffolk | Dunwich | St. Edmundsbury Cathedral
| 23. Januar 1914 (von Ely und Norwich) |  |
| Salisbury (Bischof von Salisbury) | Canterbury | Wiltshire (ohne Swindon und einen Teil von Nord-Wiltshire) und Dorset | Ramsbury, Sherborne | Kathedrale von Salisbury
| 705 (in Sherborne; in Salisbury seit 1078) |  |
| Sheffield (Bischof von Sheffield) | York | Sheffield, Rotherham und Doncaster | Doncaster | Sheffield Cathedral
| 23. Januar 1914 (von York) |  |
| Sodor und Man (Bischof von Sodor und Man) | York | Isle of Man | Peel Cathedral
| 1154 (originally) |  | |
| Southwark (Bischof von Southwark) | Canterbury | Greater London südlich der Themse (ohne die Londoner Boroughs Bexley und Bromley) sowie Tundridge | Woolwich, Croydon, Kingston-upon-Thames | Southwark Cathedral
| 1. Mai 1905 (von Rochester) |  |
| Southwell und Nottingham (Bischof von Southwell und Nottingham) | York | Nottinghamshire | Sherwood | Southwell Minster
| 5. Februar 1884 (von Lichfield & Lincoln) |  |
| Truro (Bischof von Truro) | Canterbury | Cornwall | Saint Germans (Cornwall) | Truro Cathedral
| 15. Dezember 1876 (von Exeter) |  |
| Winchester (Bischof von Winchester) | Canterbury | Nord- und West-Hampshire, Southampton und die Kanalinseln | Basingstoke, Southampton | Kathedrale von Winchester
| 634 (zu Dorchester; zu Winchester seit 660) |  |
| Worcester (Bischof von Worcester) | Canterbury | Worcestershire | Dudley | Kathedrale von Worcester
| 680 |  |
| York (Erzbischof von York) | York | York, East Riding of Yorkshire, Kingston upon Hull und Ost-North Yorkshire | Beverley, Whitby, Selby, Hull | York Minster
| 626 (evtl.vor 314) |  |
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Southwark Cathedral, 24th floor.jpg
(c) Kevin Danks, CC BY-SA 2.0
Southwark Cathedral. Taken from the 24th floor of an office building above London Bridge station.
(c) Kevin Danks, CC BY-SA 2.0
Southwark Cathedral. Taken from the 24th floor of an office building above London Bridge station.
Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. (The mitre a little is fanciful, inspired by elements of heraldic representations of the arms of the Diocese of Southwell.)
Arms of the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. (The mitre a little is fanciful, inspired by elements of heraldic representations of the arms of the Diocese of Southwell.)
Truro stmarysst.jpg
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Looking up St Mary's Street towards the Cathedral, Truro, Cornwall.
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Looking up St Mary's Street towards the Cathedral, Truro, Cornwall.
Diocese of Rochester arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Rochester
Arms of the Diocese of Rochester
Diocese of Exeter arms.svg
Arms of the See of Exeter: Gules, a sword erect in pale argent hilted or surmounted by two keys addorsed in saltire of the last (Debrett's Peerage, 1968, p.432)
Arms of the See of Exeter: Gules, a sword erect in pale argent hilted or surmounted by two keys addorsed in saltire of the last (Debrett's Peerage, 1968, p.432)
Diocese of Derby arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Derby in the Church of England
Arms of the Diocese of Derby in the Church of England
Carlisle Cathedral 03.JPG
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Carlisle cathedral
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Carlisle cathedral
Diocese of Manchester arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Manchester
Arms of the Diocese of Manchester
Diocese of Carlisle arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Carlisle
Arms of the Diocese of Carlisle
Diocese of Worcester arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Worcester
Arms of the Diocese of Worcester
Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Paul, Sheffield-2.jpg
(c) Richard Rogerson, CC BY-SA 2.0
The Anglican Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Paul, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. There has been a church on this site since Saxon times. It has always been a parish church, and since 1914 it has been the Cathedral Church of the Diocese of Sheffield. It is Grade 1 Listed. Official website
(c) Richard Rogerson, CC BY-SA 2.0
The Anglican Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Paul, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. There has been a church on this site since Saxon times. It has always been a parish church, and since 1914 it has been the Cathedral Church of the Diocese of Sheffield. It is Grade 1 Listed. Official website
Diocese of Salisbury arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Salisbury
Arms of the Diocese of Salisbury
Dioceses of Church of England.svg
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Dioceses of Church of England
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Dioceses of Church of England
Legend:
- ━━━Dioceses borders
- ▉ Province of Canterbury
- ▉ Province of York
Manchester Cathedral außen.jpg
Manchester_Cathedral,_Außenansicht
Manchester_Cathedral,_Außenansicht
Diocese of Oxford arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Oxford
Arms of the Diocese of Oxford
Durham Kathedrale Gesamtansicht.jpg
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Autor/Urheber: Die Autorenschaft wurde nicht in einer maschinell lesbaren Form angegeben. Es wird Jungpionier als Autor angenommen (basierend auf den Rechteinhaber-Angaben)., Lizenz: CC-BY-SA-3.0
Durham Cathedral as seen from the rail station of Durham, England
- own work; photo taken on 28 May 2006
Diocese of St Albans arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of St Albans. The mitre is not standardised but I have made a free-form adaptation heraldic mitres in displays in the Cathedral
Arms of the Diocese of St Albans. The mitre is not standardised but I have made a free-form adaptation heraldic mitres in displays in the Cathedral
Lincoln Cathedral.jpg
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The West Front of Lincoln Cathedral seen from the Castle wall.
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The West Front of Lincoln Cathedral seen from the Castle wall.
Diocese of Lincoln arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Lincoln
Arms of the Diocese of Lincoln
Ripon cathedral facade.jpg
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cathedral in Ripon in 2017
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cathedral in Ripon in 2017
Diocese of Sheffield arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Sheffield
Arms of the Diocese of Sheffield
Diocese of Liverpool arms.svg
The arms of the Diocese of Liverpool, in the Church of England (south-western Lancashire)
The arms of the Diocese of Liverpool, in the Church of England (south-western Lancashire)
Diocese of Gloucester arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Gloucester
Arms of the Diocese of Gloucester
Lichfield Cathedral.jpg
(c) Dave Napier, CC BY-SA 2.0
West front of Lichfield Cathedral, Staffordshire, England
(c) Dave Napier, CC BY-SA 2.0
West front of Lichfield Cathedral, Staffordshire, England
Diocese of Chelmsford arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Chelmsford
Arms of the Diocese of Chelmsford
Worcester cathedral.jpg
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Der ursprünglich hochladende Benutzer war Merlincooper in der Wikipedia auf Englisch
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View of the west window which overlooks the river Severn.
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Rochester Cathedral - geograph.org.uk - 1187196.jpg
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Rochester Cathedral Rochester Cathedral from the Castle walls
(c) Dave Beynon, CC BY-SA 2.0
Rochester Cathedral Rochester Cathedral from the Castle walls
Diocese of Chester arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Chester
Arms of the Diocese of Chester
Diocese of Guildford arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Guildford
Arms of the Diocese of Guildford
Diocese of Norwich arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Norwich: Azure, three mitres labelled or (Debrett's Peerage, 1968, p.852)
Arms of the Diocese of Norwich: Azure, three mitres labelled or (Debrett's Peerage, 1968, p.852)
PortsmouthCathedral WestEnd.JPG
Photograph of the West End of Portsmouth Cathedral, Hampshire, England
Photograph of the West End of Portsmouth Cathedral, Hampshire, England
Diocese of Coventry arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Coventry
Arms of the Diocese of Coventry
Diocese of Chichester arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Chichester
Arms of the Diocese of Chichester
Diocese of Winchester arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Winchester: Gules, two keys addorsed in bend the upper or the lower argent between them overlying the uppermost key a sword in bend sinister point upright of the third hilt and pommel or (Debrett's Peerage, 1968, p.1160, as depicted there, expanded for clarity). The mitre is not standardised; that portrayed is inspired by the mitre used on the arms of Winchester College, with broad artistic licence applied
Arms of the Diocese of Winchester: Gules, two keys addorsed in bend the upper or the lower argent between them overlying the uppermost key a sword in bend sinister point upright of the third hilt and pommel or (Debrett's Peerage, 1968, p.1160, as depicted there, expanded for clarity). The mitre is not standardised; that portrayed is inspired by the mitre used on the arms of Winchester College, with broad artistic licence applied
Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich
Arms of the Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich
Ely Cathedral From Air.jpg
Photograph of Ely Cathedral taken from the air.
Photograph of Ely Cathedral taken from the air.
Norwich Cathedral, Gesamtansicht.jpg
Norwich_Cathedral,_Gesamtansicht
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Exeter Cathedral (West End) 300px.jpg
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Exeter Cathedral in Exeter (England) from the west, taken in the summer of 2003 by Robert Brewer (rbrwr) and licensed under the GFDL and cc-by-sa. From en:Image:Exeter_Cathedral_(West_End)_300px.jpg. For the record, the verticals have been straightened up a bit with the perspective tool in the GIMP.
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Exeter Cathedral in Exeter (England) from the west, taken in the summer of 2003 by Robert Brewer (rbrwr) and licensed under the GFDL and cc-by-sa. From en:Image:Exeter_Cathedral_(West_End)_300px.jpg. For the record, the verticals have been straightened up a bit with the perspective tool in the GIMP.
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Chelmsfordcath.jpg
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Dieses Bild zeigt das Denkmal in England mit der Nummer 1328779.
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Dieses Bild zeigt das Denkmal in England mit der Nummer 1328779.
Angl-Ebor-Durham-Arms.svg
Blazon
Azure, a cross or, between four lions rampant argent
- Blazon from BBC - History - Your History - Family history - Heraldry - 8 of 9 (accessed 1 Feb 2006)
- All elements in image created myself, except the following PUBLIC DOMAIN Sodipodi images:
- Lion from Image:Flag of Nova Scotia.svg
- Shield outline from Image:Flag of Galicia.svg
- Taking hints from:
- [1] linked from Article by Fox-Davies (both accessed 31 Jan 2006).
- White Lion Society(accessed 31 Jan 2006)
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Guildford Cathedral - geograph.org.uk - 1704160.jpg
(c) Peter Trimming, CC BY-SA 2.0
Guildford Cathedral Photographed from the viewpoint in front of Guildford Castle Keep. With Guildford Cathedral being virtually a mile away, a 135mm lens, with x2 in camera converter, was required for this shot.
(c) Peter Trimming, CC BY-SA 2.0
Guildford Cathedral Photographed from the viewpoint in front of Guildford Castle Keep. With Guildford Cathedral being virtually a mile away, a 135mm lens, with x2 in camera converter, was required for this shot.
Diocese of Ely arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Ely
Arms of the Diocese of Ely
Diocese of Sodor and Man arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Sodor and Man
Arms of the Diocese of Sodor and Man
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity.jpg
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Cathedral of the Holy Trinity as viewed from Cathedral Square, Gibraltar.
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Cathedral of the Holy Trinity as viewed from Cathedral Square, Gibraltar.
Canterbury Cathedral - Portal Nave Cross-spire.jpeg
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Canterbury Cathedral: West Front, Nave and Central Tower. Seen from south. Image assembled from 4 photos.
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Canterbury Cathedral: West Front, Nave and Central Tower. Seen from south. Image assembled from 4 photos.
Archbishop of York arms.svg
Arms of the Archbishop of York: Gules, two keys in saltire argent in chief a regal crown proper (Montague-Smith, P.W. (ed.), Debrett's Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage and Companionage, Kelly's Directories Ltd, Kingston-upon-Thames, 1968, p.1174). The crown is a modern addition.
Arms of the Archbishop of York: Gules, two keys in saltire argent in chief a regal crown proper (Montague-Smith, P.W. (ed.), Debrett's Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage and Companionage, Kelly's Directories Ltd, Kingston-upon-Thames, 1968, p.1174). The crown is a modern addition.
St. Nicholas Cathedral, Newcastle, exterior.jpg
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Amen Corner and St Nicholas Cathedral, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
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- derivative work: Rabanus Flavus
Amen Corner and St Nicholas Cathedral, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
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York Minster (103326970).jpg
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York Minster
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York Minster
St Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Jan 2010.jpg
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St Paul's Cathedral and the remaining tower of St Augustine, Watling Street, which was otherwise destroyed during World War 2. This is a HDR panoramic stitch, comprising 60 frames (3 exposures * 20 segments).
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St Paul's Cathedral and the remaining tower of St Augustine, Watling Street, which was otherwise destroyed during World War 2. This is a HDR panoramic stitch, comprising 60 frames (3 exposures * 20 segments).
Wakefield Cathedral from east.JPG
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Wakefield Cathedral from east
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Wakefield Cathedral from east
Peterborough Cathedral oblique view.jpg
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West front of Peterborough Cathedral
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West front of Peterborough Cathedral
Derby Cathedral England.JPG
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View of Derby Cathedral, England, looking west from Cathedral Green. The 65m high tower dates from the 1530s, the nave from 1725 and the retrochoir from the 1970s. The latter is made from artificial sandstone, whereas the nave and tower are of Derbyshire Millstone Grit. A peregrine falcon nest platform is just visible in lower left corner of bell tower louvres. Cathedral Green was redeveloped and opened as a new public open space in 2009. A statue of Bonnie Prince Cahrlie on horseback is visible in the extreme left of the image
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View of Derby Cathedral, England, looking west from Cathedral Green. The 65m high tower dates from the 1530s, the nave from 1725 and the retrochoir from the 1970s. The latter is made from artificial sandstone, whereas the nave and tower are of Derbyshire Millstone Grit. A peregrine falcon nest platform is just visible in lower left corner of bell tower louvres. Cathedral Green was redeveloped and opened as a new public open space in 2009. A statue of Bonnie Prince Cahrlie on horseback is visible in the extreme left of the image
Bristol.cathedral.west.front.arp.jpg
The west front entrance of Bristol Cathedral in Bristol, England, UK.
The west front entrance of Bristol Cathedral in Bristol, England, UK.
Diocese of Blackburn arms.svg
The arms of the Diocese of Blackburn in the Church of England (central Lancashire)
The arms of the Diocese of Blackburn in the Church of England (central Lancashire)
Diocese of Bristol arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Bristol
Arms of the Diocese of Bristol
Diocese of Peterborough arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Peterborough
Arms of the Diocese of Peterborough
Diocese of London arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of London. The mitre is purely fanciful on my part
Arms of the Diocese of London. The mitre is purely fanciful on my part
Diocese of Lichfield arms.svg
Arms of the Bishop of Lichfield
Arms of the Bishop of Lichfield
Diocese of Leeds arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Leeds in the Church of England, also known as the Diocese of West Yorkshire and the Dales
Arms of the Diocese of Leeds in the Church of England, also known as the Diocese of West Yorkshire and the Dales
Cathedral oxford.jpg
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Christ Church Cathedral, the cathedral of the diocese of Oxford, which includes the City of Oxford, England, and the surrounding countryside as far north as Banbury. It is also, uniquely, the chapel of Christ Church, the largest college of the University of Oxford.
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Christ Church Cathedral, the cathedral of the diocese of Oxford, which includes the City of Oxford, England, and the surrounding countryside as far north as Banbury. It is also, uniquely, the chapel of Christ Church, the largest college of the University of Oxford.
Diocese of Bath and Wells arms.svg
Arms of Bishop of Bath and Wells: Azure, a saltire per saltire quarterly quartered or and argent (Debrett's Peerage, 1968, p.121)
Arms of Bishop of Bath and Wells: Azure, a saltire per saltire quarterly quartered or and argent (Debrett's Peerage, 1968, p.121)
Diocese of Hereford arms.svg
Arms of the Bishop of Hereford
Arms of the Bishop of Hereford
Diocese of Portsmouth arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Portsmouth
Arms of the Diocese of Portsmouth
Diocese of Truro arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Truro
Arms of the Diocese of Truro
St edmundsbury cathedral.jpg
I took this picture myself.
I took this picture myself.
Diocese of Newcastle arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Newcastle
Arms of the Diocese of Newcastle
Diocese of Gibraltar arms.svg
The arms of the Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe as blazoned: "Per fess indented gules and argent; in chief a pastoral staff and key in saltire or, upon them a cross patée (or Maltese cross) of the second. In base, on a rock proper, a lion of England holding a Passion-Cross of the first."
The arms of the Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe as blazoned: "Per fess indented gules and argent; in chief a pastoral staff and key in saltire or, upon them a cross patée (or Maltese cross) of the second. In base, on a rock proper, a lion of England holding a Passion-Cross of the first."
Chichester Cathedral 01.jpg
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Chichester Cathedral.
Three-section (landscape) vertical panorama. Exif data from top image.
Peel Cathedral 01.JPG
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Peel Cathedral, Peel city, Isle of Man
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Peel Cathedral, Peel city, Isle of Man
Leicester Cathedral panorama.jpg
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Leicester Cathedral, in Leicester
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Leicester Cathedral, in Leicester
Winchester cathedral side2.jpeg
Winchester Cathedral from the side
Winchester Cathedral from the side
Diocese of Birmingham arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Birmingham
Arms of the Diocese of Birmingham
Coventry Cathedral 2018.jpg
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Dieses Bild zeigt das Denkmal in England mit der Nummer 1342941.
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Dieses Bild zeigt das Denkmal in England mit der Nummer 1342941.
Diocese of Leicester arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Leicester
Arms of the Diocese of Leicester
Archbishop of Canterbury arms.svg
Arms of the Archbishop of Canterbury: Azure, an archiepiscopal cross in pale or surmounted by a pall proper charged with four crosses patée fitchée sable (Montague-Smith, P.W. (ed.), Debrett's Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage and Companionage, Kelly's Directories Ltd, Kingston-upon-Thames, 1968, p.214)
Arms of the Archbishop of Canterbury: Azure, an archiepiscopal cross in pale or surmounted by a pall proper charged with four crosses patée fitchée sable (Montague-Smith, P.W. (ed.), Debrett's Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage and Companionage, Kelly's Directories Ltd, Kingston-upon-Thames, 1968, p.214)
Diocese of Southwark arms.svg
Arms of the Diocese of Southwark, in the Church of England
Arms of the Diocese of Southwark, in the Church of England