Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, St. John’s
Gothic Revival Anglican cathedral and National Historic Site in the historic ecclesiastical quarter of St. John’s.
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Gothic Revival Anglican cathedral and National Historic Site in the historic ecclesiastical quarter of St. John’s.
Major Anglican Gothic Revival cathedral overlooking the Saint John River in Fredericton.
Nationally recognized Gothic Revival church associated with Montréal’s historic Irish Catholic community.
Famous Gothic Revival Catholic basilica and a major architectural and visitor landmark in Old Montréal.
The cathedral of Linz, begun in 1862 and solemnly consecrated in 1924 after a 62-year Gothic Revival building campaign.
Roman Catholic primatial cathedral of Armagh, forming with the Church of Ireland cathedral a nationally important Patrician sacred landscape.
Britain’s largest cathedral and a major national landmark of twentieth-century Anglican architecture.
Molise's principal Marian sanctuary, founded after reported apparitions in 1888 and dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows.
The principal Roman Catholic cathedral in Moscow, completed in 1911 and restored after Soviet-era closure.