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	Birmingham
		The cathedral and bishop's house had been erected in Bishop Walsh's vicariate (21 June, 1840) from designs drawn by Augustus Welby Pugin, the foremost promoter of the revival of Gothic architecture, who, through the munificence of John, 16th Earl of Shrewsbury, adorned the diocese with many ecclesiastical buildings.
		On 24 June, 1852, the cathedral chapter, consisting of a provost and ten canons, was duly erected, to which three honorary canons have since been added.
		Mention, too, must be made of John Hardman of Birmingham, whose firm has done so much in promoting ecclesiastical art, notably stained-glass and metal work, and whose benefactions to the cathedral choir have enabled it to reach a standard of excellence in church music which places it first among Catholic choirs.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/b/birmingham.html (1140 words)

	Diocese of Birmingham - The online home of the Church of England in Birmingham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Bishop for Birmingham, the Rt Revd Dr John Sentamu has today announced that the Revd Canon Robert Wilkes (57) is to be the new Dean of Birmingham Cathedral.
		His appointment follows the move of the Rt Revd Gordon Mursell from Dean of Birmingham Cathedral to be Bishop of Stafford, in the Lichfield Diocese.
		Birmingham is a vibrant and diverse city which faces up to the changes needed to keep it at the commercial and cultural cutting edge.
	www.birmingham.anglican.org /article/270 (509 words)

	St Philip's Cathedral Birmingham UK
		St Philip's Cathedral was originally a church for the more well to do who did not wish to negotiate their way through the busy market area to get to church.
		This Anglican cathedral is small by city standards and miniscule in comparison with the great shire cathedrals such as Worcester, Gloucester and Hereford.
		The cathedral is the smallest of the English cathedrals.
	www.birminghamuk.com /cathedral.htm (150 words)

	Landmarks around Birmingham City (1)
		The Birmingham Assay Office was opened in 1773 and operated from rooms above the King's Head public house in New Street.
		The Birmingham Botanical Gardens has 15 acres of beautiful gardens and is located in Edgbaston on Westbourne Road.
		St.Philip's Cathedral, designed by Thomas Archer this baroque building is an impressive cathedral though somewhat small in comparison to cathedral's found in most major cities.
	www.birminghamuk.com /landmarks.htm (634 words)

	Birmingham Cathedral (St Philip's) Bells - 5040@inspire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		St Philip's was built on the hill above the ancient parish church of St Martin in response to the rapidly expanding population of early 18th-century Birmingham.
		It became the Cathedral of the new Birmingham Diocese in 1905, and is widely regarded as one of the finest churches of its period in the country.
		The Cathedral Ringing Master is Jonathan Healy and the Secretary is, to whom all correspondance regarding the bells should be addressed.
	www.inspirewebdesign.com /home/ringing/stphilips.aspx (1654 words)

	St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was completed in 1715 as a parish church when St Martin's was insufficient for Birmingham's growing population, designed in the then-fashionable Baroque style by architect Thomas Archer.
		It was enlarged in the late 19th century by J.A. Chatwin.
		It gained cathedral status in 1905, when the Diocese of Birmingham was created (Birmingham was made a city in 1889).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/St_Philip's_Cathedral,_Birmingham (337 words)

	Islands Info - Birmingham England
		Birmingham is the cultural centre of the West Midlands and offers the casual visitor an enormous range of exciting opportunities and things to do.
		Birmingham Cathedral: Built in 1725, this is one of the city's most beautiful historic buildings, complete with four Pre-Raphaelite stained-glass windows.
		Birmingham Botanical Gardens: An astonishing fifteen acres of beautiful gardens are available for exploration, as well as four glasshouses containing exotic plants.
	www.islandsinfo.com /birmingham.htm (983 words)

	Birmingham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Birmingham was a small town specializing in metal work during the Middle Ages.
		By 1830, Birmingham was sending over one thousand tons of goods every week by canal to London.
		In 1833 the London and Birmingham Railway Company appointed Robert Stephenson as chief engineer of the project that would dramatically reduce the cost of transporting these goods.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /ITbirmingham.htm (476 words)

	Birmingham Cathedral
		We are a community of Christians who meet for worship in the magnificent eighteenth-century Cathedral Church of St Philip, situated in the heart of the city of Birmingham.
		The Cathedral is open every weekday from 07:30 to 18:30 (17:00 from late July to early September, and 17:00 for one week after Christmas and one week after Easter Sunday), and at weekends from 08:30 to 17:00.
		The word "cathedral" simply means the church that houses the chair of the bishop, and so is the central church of the diocese.
	www.birminghamcathedral.com /welcome (334 words)

	Birmingham Cathedral
		Three exciting art events are planned at Birmingham Cathedral this year to celebrate both the diocesan centenary and the centenary of the cathedral itself.
		The Bishop for Birmingham, the Rt Revd Dr John Sentamu will open the exhibition and there will be a private view on 18 April, which has been sponsored by the House of Fraser.
		The Cathedral organ and choir will be supported by a small orchestra provided by the CBSO.
	www.birminghamcentenary.co.uk /cathedral.html (291 words)

	News : UCE BIRMINGHAM STUDENTS TAKE PART IN CATHEDRAL CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Birmingham Cathedral will be celebrating its centenary by hosting an exhibition of artworks by fine art students from Birmingham Institute of Art and Design, (BIAD), a faculty of UCE Birmingham and secondary schools from across the City.
		The exhibition, which forms part of the celebrations for the centenary of the Diocese and St Philips as a Cathedral, will not only reflect the high standard of artistic wealth that Birmingham students have to offer but also highlights the contribution that they are making to the regeneration and transformation of Britain's second city.
		Sir Ian Byatt, Chairman of the Friends of the Cathedral, said how delighted he was to see the Cathedral, in its centenary year, playing its part in the artistic life of the City.
	www.uce.ac.uk /web2/releases05/3738.html (345 words)

	Yvonne Bell - Vestments for Birmingham Cathedral
		The Cathedral wanted vestments that would reflect the multi-cultural nature of the city of Birmingham and the Cathedral's relationship with its diocese.
		There is a major UK motorway (highway) interchange near Birmingham that appears in an abstract on one of the stoles which caught the imagination of the journalists.
		The Chasuble is decorated with a striking white and silver cross reflecting the cross in the cathedral.
	www.yvonnebell.u-net.com /yvonne/bham1998.htm (561 words)

	Birmingham Cathedral Choir
		Birmingham Cathedral Choir sings at 4 or 5 services each week as well as special services from time to time such as the annual Judges' Service or the Ordination of Priests.
		In 1974 he went directly from Oxford to be Assistant Organist of Ripon Cathedral, where he also taught in the Choir School and lectured at the University College of Ripon and York St John.
		He is married with two children, lectures at Birmingham Conservatoire and is an Examiner for the Associated Board.
	www.chameleon-arts.co.uk /Pages/Choirs/birmingham.html (448 words)

	FocalPlane > In The News > 19th Century Birmingham
		The Birmingham School of Design was formed in 1843.
		Birmingham's famous Town Hall was built between 1832 and 1834.
		A fine 18th Century English Baroque church, St. Philip's became Birmingham's Cathedral in 1905.
	focalplane.com /InTheNewsBirmingham.html (524 words)

	VirtueOnline - News - BIRMINGHAM: Cathedral Dean Paul Zahl leaving to head TESM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The top priest at Birmingham's largest Episcopal Church, who stirred controversy with his strong stance against the denomination's first openly gay bishop, will be leaving this year.
		The Rev. Paul F.M. Zahl, dean of the 3,800-member Cathedral Church of the Advent, will resign effective July 31 to become president and dean of Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry in Ambridge, Pa., said Vice Dean John Harper.
		When the convention approved the Rev. Gene Robinson of New Hampshire as the denomination's first openly gay bishop, Zahl flew a fl flag on the front of the cathedral on 20th Street in downtown Birmingham.
	www.virtueonline.org /portal/modules/news/print.php?storyid=780 (440 words)

	News : CATHEDRAL SHOWCASE FOR WINNING ARTWORK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		An unnamed sculpture of a man, created by a fine art student from UCE Birmingham, has been selected as prize winner from artwork on display in the Cathedral Church of St Philip's in the heart of the city.
		This is echoed by placing the work in the cathedral where people seek solace and comfort in a calming, unchanging environment.
		The piece, which is the work of student Emma Wood, a first-year BA (Honours) Fine Art student at the Birmingham Institute of Art & Design, first appeared at Birmingham Cathedral as part of an exhibition celebrating the Diocese of Birmingham's centenary.
	www.uce.ac.uk /web2/releases05/3771.html (252 words)

	Cathedral Square (Archive)
		The Cathedral Square project recreated the original layout of the 18th century churchyard.
		The name Cathedral Square reflects the impact the completed scheme has on the surrounding streets by recreating this historic landscape for the enjoyment of all.
		It is a joint project between Birmingham Cathedral and the City Council.
	www.birmingham.gov.uk /GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=3189&CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE=0&MENU_ID=1338 (125 words)

	Birmingham Choral Union - Reviews Page - The Friendly Choral Union
		Henceforth, and certainly confirmed by the Admiral's victory at Trafalgar on October 21 1805, it became known as the Nelson Mass.
		Birmingham Choral Union's account on Saturday was part of the city's official bicentenary celebrations, with the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, Royal Navy personnel (such polite and attentive cadets) and Civic Society members adding to the significance of the evening.
		But that’s not Birmingham Choral Union’s style, and meticulous diction and phrasing in the opening bars set the scene for a reading distinguished by attention to detail and highly effective realization of contrast.
	www.birminghamchoralunion.org.uk /previous.htm (911 words)

	Bob Speel's website: Introduction to Victorian Birmingham
		Birmingham is England’s second city, and is of great significance to these pages, both in terms of the Victorian art to see there, and the many artists who lived or were trained there.
		Architecturally, time has been unkind to Birmingham, with some of the most brutal of all road building and destruction of the 1960s destroying much that was good.
		Somewhat more northerly is the Victorian and rather excellent Roman Catholic Cathedral by no less than Pugin — the first new Cathedral of the genre for some hundreds of years, but because of its youth, effectively bare of monuments.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /speel/place/bhamintro.htm (848 words)

	Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Boston, to Fr Paul Chavasse, Provost of Newman’s Oratory in Birmingham and Postulator of the Newman Cause, and Dr Andrea Ambrosi, Roman Postulator of the Cause, during a meeting in Boston, on Tuesday 25 July.
		Fr Anthony Dykes, Parish Priest of Wolstanton, Staffordshire, in the Archdiocese of Birmingham
		A Memorial Mass to mark the first anniversary of Pope John Paul II was celebrated in St Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham, at lunchtime, on Monday 3 April, by the Cathedral Dean, Fr Brian Doolan, pictured with Deacon David Connolly.
	www.birminghamdiocese.org.uk /ourstandard.asp?pageid=153 (5563 words)

	The Burne-Jones Windows at St Philip’s, Birmingham
		Four stained-glass windows in the Cathedral Church of St Philip, Birmingham, depict the Ascension, the Nativity, Crucifixion and Last Judgement.
		The Revolutionary Players Project is grateful to the Cathedral Church of St Philip, Birmingham and the photographer of the Burne-Jones windows, Mr Carew-Cox (tel: 01386 792404) for permission to digitise photographs of the windows.
		Amos, Lucie, Drummond, Jane and Lamb, Alan, Your Cathedral: The Cathedral Church of St Philip’s Birmingham (The Provost and Chapter of Birmingham Cathedral, Birmingham, 1983).
	www.search.revolutionaryplayers.org.uk /engine/resource/exhibition/standard/default.asp?resource=4732 (439 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| England \| West Midlands \| Bishops' 280-mile Lent pilgrimage
		Birmingham's two Anglican bishops are setting off on a 280-mile walk around the West Midlands on Wednesday.
		Bishop Sentamu is setting off from Worcester Cathedral at 0900 GMT, and will ride pillion on a motorbike until he reaches the boundary of his diocese, near the Lickey Hills.
		The choice of departure points recognises that the Diocese of Birmingham was made up of parts of the Diocese of Lichfield and the Diocese of Worcester, when it was formed on 2 March 1905.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/england/west_midlands/4248955.stm (306 words)

	BSC Faculty- Thomas Jordan Gibbs
		He served for ten years as the conductor of the Birmingham Concert Chorale and choral director for the Alabama Symphony Orchestra.
		For eleven years the Master of the Cathedral Choir at Birmingham's Episcopal Cathedral of the Advent, Gibbs led the Choir in major church works, oratorios, masses, and a number of newly commissioned works.
		Under his leadership the Choir achieved a national reputation through its recordings; its live performances for the American Guild of Organists and various local and national Episcopal gatherings; and as Choir-in-Residence at Canterbury Cathedral during the celebrations of the 1400th anniversary of the founding of the Cathedral.
	www.bsc.edu /academics/faculty/gibbs-thomas.htm (604 words)

	Birmingham Orthodox Cathedral - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Orthodox Cathedral of the Dormition of Theotokos and Saint Andreas
		The Dormition of the Mother of God and St Andrew is a Greek Orthodox cathedral in Birmingham, England, dedicated to the Dormition of the Mother of God and St Andrew.
		In Greek: The Orthodox Cathedral of the Dormition of the Theotokos and Saint Andreas.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Birmingham_Orthodox_Cathedral (179 words)

	New Auxiliary Bishop for Birmingham
		Archbishop Nichols, added: "The entire family of the Archdiocese of Birmingham is enriched by this appointment.
		The Episcopal ordination of the new Bishop-elect will take place at St Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham, on Thursday 8 December, Feast of the Immaculate Conception, a major Patronal Feast of the Diocese.
		His other responsibilities in the Archdiocese of Birmingham have been as Dean of the Dudley Deanery, and Canon of St Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham.
	www.catholic-ew.org.uk /cn/05/051025b.htm (509 words)

	The Mystery Worshipper: St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham, UK
		It gained cathedral status in 1905, when the diocese of Birmingham was created.
		The neighbourhood: The church is right in the middle of the bustle that is Birmingham city centre, about five minutes walk from New Street station and even less from Snow Hill.
		Despite the buses squealing to a halt beside the cathedral area it still manages to maintain an air of tranquillity.
	www.ship-of-fools.com /Mystery/2002/546Mystery.html (650 words)

	Birmingham peregrines - The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
		Meet the RSPB at Cathedral Square to glimpse the city’s peregrine falcons.
		Cathedral Square is located in the city centre between Colmore Row and Temple Row, not far from New Street, Snow Hill and Moor Street stations.
		The RSPB would like to thank Birmingham Cathedral and the City Council for their support with this project.
	www.rspb.org.uk /birds/brilliant/sites/birmingham/index.asp (174 words)

	Birmingham 101
		Amateur singing enthusiasts are being invited to sing Mozart’s Requiem at a ‘bring it and sing it’ event in the magnificent surroundings of St Philip’s Cathedral in Birmingham.
		The performance will be conducted by Malcom Archer, the newly appointed director of music at St Paul’s Cathedral and is accompanied by Colin Walsh, organist laureate of Lincoln Cathedral.
		Simon Williams of the Royal College of Organists said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone in the Midlands with a love of music and choral singing.
	www.birmingham101.com /101mozart.htm (364 words)

	Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Altar servers of all ages from parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Birmingham attended a special votive Mass of St Stephen, Patron of the St Stephen’s Guild for Altar Servers, in St Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham, on Saturday 23 September, writes Peter Jennings.
		Archbishop Vincent Nichols pictured outside St Chad’s Cathedral, Birmingham, with Fr Jan Nowotnik, Director of St Stephen’s Guild for Altar Servers, in the Archdiocese of Birmingham, and some of the altar servers who were on the sanctuary during the special Votive Mass of St Stephen.
		The Mass was organised by the Director of the St Stephen’s Guild for Altar Servers in the Archdiocese of Birmingham, Fr Jan Nowotnik, parish priest of Meir and Creswell, Stoke-on-Trent, who said that he was “overwhelmed by the tremendous response” from parishes throughout the Archdiocese Birmingham.
	www.birminghamdiocese.org.uk /page14.asp (3488 words)

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