A 20th-century Catholic cathedral in central Lithuania, completed in 1932 and elevated to cathedral status by Pope Pius XI in 1936. It survived World War II and Soviet occupation to become a symbol of restored religious freedom.
An ancient church in Nantes dedicated to St Similien, situated in the Hauts-Pavés district on Place Saint-Similien.
An Anglican church across six London locations, HTB is the birthplace of the Alpha Course and a centre for evangelical outreach and theological education.
A Roman Catholic church in Paris’s 13th arrondissement, built in 1869 to honour Sister Rosalie Rendu and her spiritual influence on the city’s working communities.
A federated college of the University of Toronto and Presbyterian seminary founded in 1844 following the Church of Scotland Disruption, Knox College remains a centre for theological education on the St. George campus.
Granitz Hunting Lodge, Rügen’s most visited castle, attracts over 200,000 visitors annually. This German hunting lodge near Binz dominates Mecklenburg-Vorpommern’s cultural tourism landscape.
The cathedral church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ferns in County Wexford, dedicated to St. Máedóc of Ferns, an early Irish saint who died in 626.
The Co-Cathedral of Saint Mary serves as the principal Catholic church of Castellón de la Plana in Spain’s Valencian Community, holding significant spiritual and civic importance for the region.
The seat of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Northampton, this cathedral serves as the mother church for a diocese spanning five English counties.
A Gothic Revival Protestant church completed in 1879, designed by Johannes Otzen with altar and pulpit positioned close to the congregation, embodying Luther’s doctrine of universal priesthood.
