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	Cathedral, St. Paul, MN Pictures by Travel Photo Base
		The Cathedral of Saint Paul is the fourth largest church in America & anchors one end of the Summit Avenue Historic Hill District.
		Cathedral of Saint Paul (1906-15) (226 Summit Ave.).
		Mosaic of temperance at Cathedral of Saint Paul.
	www.travelphotobase.com /s/MNPT.HTM (231 words)

	Cathedral of Saint Paul in Saint Paul - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Cathedral of Saint Paul is a Roman Catholic cathedral in the city of St Paul, Minnesota.
		It is the co-cathedral of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis along with the Basilica of Saint Mary in Minneapolis.
		Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis: The Cathedral of Saint Paul
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cathedral_of_Saint_Paul_in_Saint_Paul (528 words)

	Saint Paul's Cathedral – FREE Saint Paul's Cathedral Information \| Encyclopedia.com: Facts, Pictures, Information!
		Saint Paul's Cathedral London, masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren and one of the finest church designs of the English baroque.
		Cathedral continues long social history: was underground railraod depot [St Paul's Cathedral in London, Ontario]
		Paul's Cathedral in London, Ont., was part of the...
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-StPaulsC.html (1169 words)

	Saint Paul Cathedral - Capital Campaign
		Three years ago, with the Cathedral's 100th anniversary approaching in October 2006, a study was begun to determine what was needed to restore and renovate the cathedral for the next century.
		This campaign is seeking funds from the Cathedral parishioners, the 212 parishes of the diocese, special benefactors, the priests and deacons of the diocese, and from the corporate and foundation communities.
		Paul Cathedral has served as the spiritual home of over 800,000 Catholics for 100 years, and has been a spiritual oasis in the heart of the university and medical community of Oakland.
	www.catholic-church.org /st.paulcathedralpgh/current/capital-campaign.shtml (568 words)

	Cathedral of Saint Paul - About the Cathedral
		The Cathedral of Saint Paul is the Mother Church of the Archdiocese and a parish community of faith rooted in the Roman Catholic tradition.
		The Diocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis was established by the Vatican in 1850 and elevated to an Archdiocese in 1888.
		The Cathedral is the Mother Church of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota.
	www.sptmn2.com /cathedral/about/index.html (877 words)

	Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondelet
		The Cathedral of Saint Paul as we know it today is actually the fourth building to bear that name.
		When Joseph Cretin was installed as the first Bishop of Saint Paul on July 2, 1851, the humble chapel was formally proclaimed the Cathedral of Saint Paul.
		Work began on the new Cathedral on the corner of Saint Peter and Sixth Streets in July 1854 and the cornerstone was laid on July 27, 1856.
	www.csjstpaul.org /content.asp?id=2957 (1017 words)

	Saint Paul's Cathedral – FREE Saint Paul's Cathedral Information \| Encyclopedia.com: Find Saint Paul's Cathedral ...
		Cathedral of the Church of England in London.
		The superbly detailed cathedral that Wren built bears only a slight resemblance to the Classical-Gothic design that had been accepted; why this is so remains a mystery.
		The Saxon cathedral was destroyed by fire in 1087 and...
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1B1-377513.html (886 words)

	Cathedral of Saint Paul - History
		Since the Cathedral is dedicated to Saint Paul, special recognition is given to him in the bronze masterpieces.
		The chair in the sanctuary (the cathedra) denotes the Cathedral as the Archbishop's church.
		The Cathedral of Saint Paul is now formally recognized as an "edifice of merit," worthy of assuming its place among the premier houses of worship in America.
	www.cathedralsaintpaul.org /about/history.asp (1626 words)

	World Architecture Images- Saint Paul's Cathedral
		St Paul's Cathedral is a cathedral on Ludgate Hill, in the City of London, and the seat of the Bishop of London.
		The third St Paul's (known as Old St Paul's, a nineteenth century coinage, or the pre-Great Fire St Paul's), was begun by the Normans after the 1087 fire.
		The main space of the cathedral is centred under the Dome; it rises 108.4 metres from the cathedral floor and holds three circular galleries – the internal Whispering Gallery, the external Stone Gallery, and the external Golden Gallery.
	www.essential-architecture.com /LO/LO-026.htm (1645 words)

	Saint Paul's Cathedral in London, England
		The first cathedral was a wooden structure, built during the reign of the Saxon dynasty.
		In 1549 radical Protestant priests incited a rebellion at St. Paul's Cross, the northeast corner of the cathedral's yard.
		The decision to restore the collapsing cathedral was finally made in the second half of the 17th century.
	www.europe-cities.com /london/sightseeing/st-paul-cathedral.aspx (748 words)

	:: The Cathedral of St. Paul ~ Worship and Music ::
		Worship is central to the Cathedral of Saint Paul as it is for the Anglican Communion and the Episcopal Church in general.
		The Cathedral of St. Paul is committed to continuing the rich heritage of the Anglican choral tradition including music drawn from many centuries and musical styles.
		Sharon Downey was appointed the Organist-Choirmaster at The Episcopal Cathedral of St. Paul in January of 1991.
	www.cathedralofstpaul.org /music.php (1006 words)

	AllRefer.com - Saint Paul's Cathedral (British And Irish Physical Geography) - Encyclopedia
		The Saxon cathedral was destroyed by fire in 1087 and was replaced by a Norman structure, completed in the 13th cent.
		In 1561, St. Paul's was again struck by fire.
		The cathedral was severely damaged by bombings in World War II, and reconstruction according to Wren's original plan was not completed until 1962.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/S/StPaulsC.html (515 words)

	Cathedral of Saint Paul photo - William Drew photos at pbase.com
		This, the fourth Cathedral of Saint Paul, was the dream of Archbishop John Ireland, who secured the site in 1904.
		The Archdiocese was growing and Ireland saw the need for a "great Cathedral" to replace the third Cathedral, which was 46 years old at the time and too small for the growing congregation.
		The Cathedral dominates the Saint Paul skyline and is situated on the highest point in downtown Saint Paul, Minnesota.
	www.pbase.com /image/92453093 (214 words)

	St. Paul's Cathedral
		Paul's is the Cathedral of the Diocese of London and there has been a Bishop of London since Restitutus in 314 AD.
		The Reformation brought various alterations to the cathedral and a fire caused by lightning in 1561 destroyed the spire which was ultimately never replaced.
		Sir Christopher Wren (1632-1723), son of a dean and nephew of a bishop, was appointed King's Surveyor-General in 1668 and instructed to examine the extent of decay and damage to the cathedral.
	www.angelfire.com /in/uktravelinfo/stpauls.html (935 words)

	MPR: Changes for a Saint Paul Icon
		The original construction of the Saint Paul Cathedral started in 1906 and was finished nearly a decade later in 1915, just in time for the Palm Sunday mass.
		The Cathedral of Saint Paul is not only a visible symbol of faith, it is a church of and for the people," Flynn said.
		The sisters say the cathedral served as not only a meeting place for the parishioners, but as a common meeting ground between the city's blue-collar workers and the wealthy residents along Summit Avenue.
	news.minnesota.publicradio.org /features/200103/14_scheckt_cathedral (665 words)

	:: The Episcopal Cathedral of St. Paul ::
		We are an Episcopal congregation with a wider cathedral ministry in the Diocese and the community.
		We strive to be welcoming to all – saints and sinners, strugglers and seekers – Episcopalians and those of no religious background.
		Those of us who are members and friends of St. Paul’s deeply love our Episcopal and Cathedral tradition, life and mission, and are happy to share it with visitors and guests.
	www.cathedralofstpaul.org (287 words)

	Saint Paul's Cathedral
		The Saxon cathedral was destroyed by fire in 1087 and was replaced by a Norman structure, completed in the 13th cent.
		Wren's scheme for an open, colonnaded piazza to furnish a setting for St. Paul's was not executed.
		Christopher Wren was born in Wiltshire, England in 1632.
	faculty.saintleo.edu /reynolds/Europe2002/London/LondonArchi_StPauls.htm (572 words)

	Saint Paul's Episcopal Cathedral >> Architecture & Cathedral History
		In the 1920s, the firm of Frohman, Robb and Little, fresh from participating in the design of Washington National Cathedral, a high-Gothic structure that is the world’s sixth-largest cathedral, proposed a plainer variant for St. Paul’s.
		Unfortunately, the financial hardship brought on by the Great Depression and World War II deprived the Cathedral of the funds needed to build the decorative spire envisaged to tower over the simpler lower part of the church.
		The largest component of the complex consists of the church nave and chancel, completed in 1951, where the people and the clergy, respectively, are seated during services.
	www.stpaulcathedral.org /pages/beauty_arch.htm (329 words)

	Twin Cities Trip - Day 2 - Cathedral of Saint Paul
		This is south side of Cathedral of Saint Paul as viewed from the visitor parking lot.
		This is front (east side) of Cathedral of Saint Paul as viewed from lawn across Simmit Avenue.
		This is Altar of Cathedral of Saint Paul.
	steveadamsomaha.tripod.com /Trips/Day2/Cathedral.html (177 words)

	MPR Music - St. Paul’s Cathedral Choir
		Its history is complex and impressive: the present St. Paul's Cathedral is the fourth cathedral to stand on its site; the story of music in the Cathedral is closely entwined with its history and changing political and religious climates.
		The first St. Paul's was built in 604, and in these early days the services were sung by 30 canons, who lived in a dormitory, performed both priestly and musical duties and were paid a stipend.
		The current St. Paul's Cathedral was designed by Sir Christopher Wren, and when it was opened in 1697, Henry Purcell's Te Deum and Jubilate were sung, together with a new anthem by John Blow, Master of the Choristers, who directed the music; Jeremiah Clarke played the new Smith organ.
	music.minnesota.publicradio.org /features/0401_st_pauls (796 words)

	Cathedral of Saint Paul : 239 Selby Avenue, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 United States
		The Cathedral of Saint Paul is a massive structure on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi river.
		The cathedral is big enough to support six chapels, each one dedicated to a saint representing the different ethnic groups that first settled in the area.
		The cathedral is made from regional materials: for example, travertine from Mankato, and granite from Saint Cloud.
	citiesarchitecture.com /Building/419/Cathedral_of_Saint_Paul.php (526 words)

	The Cathedral of Saint Paul
		Six chapels are dedicated to the patron saints of the ethnic groups that settled the area: St. Anthony for the Italians; St. John the Baptist for the French Canadians; St. Patrick for the Irish; St. Boniface for the Germans; Saints Cyril and Methodius for the Slavs; and St. Therese of Lisieux for the missionaries.
		Large statues of the four evangelists may be found in the niches of the four main piers of the church.
		There are many inscriptions carved in the stone on the interior walls and on the facade of the front of the Cathedral.
	www.archspm.org /html/cathedral.html (259 words)

	ST. PAUL CATHEDRAL II
		His painting captures the romance and loveliness of this Saint Paul, Minnesota edifice which was completed in 1915 and overlooks the downtown skyline and Mississippi river valley.
		The Cathedral’s interior, which can seat 3,000 comfortably, is every bit as breathtaking as its exterior.
		In the painting a spring snow has fallen in Saint Paul and throughout the day it has been melting away.
	www.billhosko.com /st__paul_cathedral_i.html (142 words)

	kare11.com \| Twin Cities, MN \| Cathedral of Saint Paul at 100: Still a work in progress
		The magnificent church on the hill above downtown Saint Paul seems like the most solid of images yet it began as a 19th century dream, a dream one man had for the Twin Cities.
		In early 1915, Archbishop Ireland finally moved his red velvet "Cathedral", his Archbishop's chair, and the single bell from the third Cathedral into the grand granite structure at the end of Summit Avenue in Saint Paul.
		A stone in the chapel of Saint Theresa on the side of the main altar was a gift to Francophile Ireland.
	www.kare11.com /news/news_article.aspx?storyid=255609 (1502 words)

	Saint Paul's Cathedral — Infoplease.com
		The social history of the English medieval cathedral.
		The "Year of Joy" and centenary renovations to the cathedral, St. John's, Newfoundland, 1953-55 (1).
		National Cathedral to be completed after 83 years of construction.
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/world/A0843132.html (562 words)

	The Cathedral of Saint Paul, St. Paul / Emporis.com
		The Cathedral was the tallest structure in St. Paul until completion of the First National Bank Building in 1930.
		Behind the altar is the Shrine of Nations, six chapels honoring the patron saints of immigrant groups important in the early European settlement of Minnesota.
		It is the fourth-largest church in the United States after the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City, The Cathedral Church of St. Peter and St. Paul (or Washington National Cathedral) and the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, both in Washington, DC.
	www.emporis.com /en/wm/bu/?id=streetcastreetdralofsaintpaul-streetpaul-mn-usa (855 words)

	Cathedral of Saint Paul in Macau - China-related Topics CA-CD - China-Related Topics
		Image:St paul's cathedral, macau.jpg300pxrightthumbFa??ade of the Cathedral of Saint Paul in Macau.
		The Cathedral of Saint Paul andmdash; informally known as Saint Paul's Cathedral (Chinese: 聖保祿大教堂, commonly known as "大三巴") andmdash; was a 16th century16th-century cathedral in Macau, China dedicated to Paul of TarsusSaint Paul the apostle of Jesus.
		Built from 1582 to 1602 by the Jesuit priesthood, the Cathedral was the largest Christian church in Asia at the time, and the royalty of Europe vied with each other to bestow upon the Cathedral the best gifts.
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/Cathedral_of_Saint_Paul_in_Macau (509 words)

	Greater Minneapolis Hotels near Twin Cities Attractions, Cathedral of Saint Paul - Crowne Plaza Riverfront
		This full-service downtown Saint Paul hotel offers excellent accommodations paired with thoughtful amenities and quality service near many interesting Minneapolis St. Paul things to do.
		This St. Paul, MN hotel close to Minneapolis Airport is conveniently positioned less than a mile and a half from the Cathedral of Saint Paul, a famous Twin Cities historic landmark.
		The St. Paul Cathedral is an example of classical Renaissance architecture boasting exterior walls made of Saint Cloud granite and seating a congregation of 3,000.
	www.cpstpaul.com /specialty/stpaulcathedral.html (259 words)

	Congresswoman Betty McCollum: Serving Minnesota's Families -- Statement Congratulating the Archdiocese of Saint Paul ...
		Congresswoman Betty McCollum: Serving Minnesota's Families -- Statement Congratulating the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis on the 100th Anniversary of the Laying of the Cornerstone of the Cathedral of Saint Paul
		Statement Congratulating the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis on the 100th Anniversary of the Laying of the Cornerstone of the Cathedral of Saint Paul
		The Cathedral of Saint Paul continues to anchor our community, providing a home for the faithful, ministering to those in need, extending hospitality to all and contributing to the cultural and spiritual life of the city.
	www.mccollum.house.gov /index.asp?Type=B_PR&SEC={ABF93E81-1CC5-40AE-9575-1616EAE93D44}&DE={DD20780E-C5BE-4274-9076-5E339C552E40} (459 words)

	The Mystery Worshipper: The Cathedral of Saint Paul, San Diego, California
		The neighbourhood: The official address of the cathedral puts it directly across the street from Balboa Park, a well maintained city park lined with tall palm trees and carpeted with beautiful lawns.
		The cast: The Dean of the Cathedral, the Very Rev John B. Chane, assisted by Rev Canon Lee B. Teed, Rev Canon Kenneth Treat, and a vast panoply of minor functionaries (16 listed in the bulletin), including an interpreter for the deaf.
		All visitors were given a ceramic coffee mug emblazoned with the seal of the cathedral and encouraged to leave their postal and email addresses to get additional information about the cathedral.
	ship-of-fools.com /mystery/1999/117Mystery.html (856 words)

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