St. Basil’s Church (Toronto)
The 1856 founding church of the Congregation of St. Basil, serving as the college chapel of St. Michael’s College and a parish church at the University of Toronto.
11 Churchyard Side, Nantwich
A Grade II listed Victorian bank building in Gothic Revival style, designed by Thomas Bower in 1876, standing prominently on Nantwich’s town square opposite the parish church.
Evangelical Church, Nekielka
A neo-gothic evangelical church in Września County, Poland, protected as a national heritage monument since 1999.
St John the Divine, Richmond
Early Gothic Revival church in Richmond, designed by Lewis Vulliamy in 1836. Grade II listed and now part of the Richmond Team Ministry.
St Margaret’s Church, Hornby
A Grade I listed Anglican parish church on Main Street in Hornby, Lancashire, serving a combined benefice across four villages in the Diocese of Blackburn.
St James’ Church, Birkenhead
An active Anglican parish church on an island site in Birkenhead, this Grade II listed building serves the Diocese of Chester community.
St. Sebastian Church, Berlin
A neo-Gothic parish church in Berlin’s Wedding district, built 1890–1893 with ambitious capacity for 1,000 seated and 3,000 standing worshippers. Now a protected monument serving German and Croatian-speaking communities.
Church of St Clement, Nantes
A 19th-century Catholic church in Nantes where the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter celebrates the Tridentine rite, preserving traditional Latin Mass worship.
Church of Our Lady of Laeken
A neo-Gothic parish church in Brussels serving as the principal burial place of the Belgian royal family and shrine to a papal-crowned Marian image.
Saint-Bernard de la Chapelle
A Neo-Gothic parish church in Paris’s 18th arrondissement, built 1858–1861 and designed by Joseph Magne under Baron Haussmann’s urban renewal.