The seat of the Bishop of Motherwell and spiritual heart of the Roman Catholic diocese serving North Lanarkshire.
At a glance
Motherwell Cathedral, formally the Cathedral Church of Our Lady of Good Aid, stands as the mother church of the Diocese of Motherwell in Scotland. It serves as the official residence of the Bishop and the administrative centre of Roman Catholic life across the region.
History
The cathedral is dedicated to Our Lady of Good Aid, reflecting its role as a place of pilgrimage and spiritual devotion. As the seat of the Bishop of Motherwell, it holds significant institutional importance within the Scottish Catholic Church.
What you see
Details of the cathedral’s architectural features and design require further research to present with accuracy.
Cultural significance
Motherwell Cathedral functions as a vital religious and community landmark in North Lanarkshire. Its role as a bishop’s seat underscores its importance as a centre of Catholic governance, worship, and pastoral care in central Scotland.
Key facts
- Country: United Kingdom
- City: Motherwell and Wishaw
- Coordinates: 55.79128, -3.98704
- Dedication: Our Lady of Good Aid
- Function: Seat of the Bishop of Motherwell; mother church of the Diocese of Motherwell
Practical information & getting there
Motherwell lies in North Lanarkshire, central Scotland, approximately 12 miles southeast of Glasgow city centre. The town is accessible by rail and road. For current visiting hours, service times, and contact information, we recommend checking the Diocese of Motherwell’s official website.
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