St Mary’s Church, Lowton
An Anglican parish church on Newton Road in Lowton, Wigan, serving the community within the Diocese of Liverpool’s ecclesiastical structure.
Sint-Leocollege (Brugge)
A Catholic school in Bruges established in 1890, Sint-Leocollege evolved from a private boys’ institution to a co-educational public academy by the 1990s.
St Paul’s Church, Hooton
An exceptional Anglican parish church in Cheshire, recognized as one of England’s most spectacular ecclesiastical structures and designated Grade II* on the National Heritage List.
St John’s Church, Bergen
A monumental red-brick Gothic Revival church completed in 1894, St. John’s is Bergen’s largest parish church, seating 690 people and anchoring the Sydnes district.
Karol Scheibler’s Chapel
A landmark Victorian chapel and mausoleum designed by Edward Lilpop and Józef Pius Dziekoński in 1888 for Łódź industrialist Karl Wilhelm Scheibler, exemplifying the city’s nineteenth-century prosperity.
Holy Trinity, Roehampton
A Victorian parish church by George Fellowes Prynne, Holy Trinity’s 230-foot spire of Bath stone is a distinctive landmark in southwest London.
St Luke’s Church, Formby
An Anglican parish church rebuilt in 1854 after a sandstorm destroyed its 1739 predecessor, now a Grade II listed building in Formby, Merseyside.
St Mary’s, Studley Royal
William Burges’s soaring Victorian Gothic Revival church at Studley Royal, built as a memorial within the grounds of Fountains Abbey in North Yorkshire.
St John’s Church, Dunoon
A Category A listed Presbyterian church in Dunoon, Scotland, formerly known as Dunoon Free Church, serving its congregation from a prominent town-centre location.
Grace Church on-the-Hill
An Anglican parish church in Toronto’s Forest Hill neighbourhood, featured in John Irving’s acclaimed novel A Prayer for Owen Meany.