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	Cathedral window patchwork
		Burne-Jones Window, St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham The Burne-Jones windows are a very well known feature of St Philip's Cathedral in Birmingham.
		Features Cathedral Life, Cathedral Kids, the cathedral staff, service rotas, choir and music.
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	The Burne-Jones Windows at St Philip’s, Birmingham
		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).
		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.
		Four stained-glass windows in the Cathedral Church of St Philip, Birmingham, depict the Ascension, the Nativity, Crucifixion and Last Judgement.
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	Birmingham Cathedral
		The Church of England cathedral, St Philip's, in Colmore Row, was built as a church and completed in 1715, designed in the then-fashionable Baroque style by architect Thomas Archer.
		It gained cathedral status in 1905, when the diocese of Birmingham was created (Birmingham was made a city in 1889).
		A service remembering West Midlands victims of gun crime is being held at Birmingham's Cathedral on Saturday.
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	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.
		Though consecrated as a church in 1715, St. Philip's became a cathedral in 1905.
		The cathedral is the smallest of the English cathedrals.
	www.birminghamuk.com /cathedral.htm

	Churches, Birmingham - Free Pictures - FreeFoto.Com
		Photographs of St. Martins Church, The Bull Ring, and St Philip's Church of England cathedral, Birmingham.
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	St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham
		St Philip's is the Church of England cathedral in Birmingham.
		The church of St Philip was desinged by Thomas Archer, know as the 'gentleman architect'.
		Archer was influenced by a visit to Rome and the building has a Baroque detail, in particular the concave-sided tower.
	www.birmingham-photos.co.uk /Calendar/StPhilips.htm

	Birmingham Cathedral, Birmingham, hotels near Birmingham Cathedral, Birmingham England UK.
		When Birmingham became a bishopric in 1905, St Philip's, despite rival claims from St Martin's, became its cathedral.
		Birmingham Cathedral, Birmingham, hotels near Birmingham Cathedral, Birmingham England UK.
		Birmingham Cathedral, hotels near Birmingham Cathedral, England UK.
	www.the-birmingham-hotels.com /tourist-attractions/cathedral.htm

	Landmarks around Birmingham City (1)
		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.
		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.
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	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 situated in a beautiful square and recently-restored churchyard in the heart of Birmingham's administrative and business centre.
		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.
	www.birminghamcathedral.com /welcome

	Birmingham Cathedral - English Cathedrals Music
		The Anglican Cathedral of St Philip, situated at the heart of the city, is treasured as an oasis of calm and beauty amid the busy activity surrounding it.
		It was built as a parish church in 1715 in the English Baroque style and became a cathedral in 1905, as the City grew in importance.
		It is world famous for its stained-glass windows designed by Edward Burne-Jones, who was born in the parish.
	www.churchmusic.org.uk /cathmus/birmingham.php

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		The Univ. of Birmingham is in the suburb of Edgbaston, as is the Oratory of St. Philip Neri, a Roman Catholic shrine that was formerly the parish house of John Henry Cardinal Newman.
		Birmingham's industrial development and population growth accelerated in the 17th and 18th cent.
		Limousines in Birmingham UK We offer luxury american stretched limousines service in Birmingham, and all UK airport transfer service.
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	Images of Cathedral Square
		The church of St. Philip in Colmore Row was built in the early part of the 18th Century and consecrated in 1715.
		It became the Cathedral church for Birmingham in 1905.
		It is a splendid building in the baroque style and plays an important role in the religious and civic life of the city.
	www.birmingham.gov.uk /printer/GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=3111&CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE=0&MENU_ID=1338&CONTENT_TITLE=Images

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		BIRMINGHAM CATHEDRAL (ST. PHILIP'S) The parish of Birmingham was created by an Act of Parliament in 1708.
		Birmingham is famous as the home of the English Industrial Revolution and the changing artistic movements are well represented in the architecture and design of the Cathedral.
		Birmingham was established on a small and relatively infertile estate owned by a family of no great distinction.
	www.waltonfamilytree.com /pages/history/birminghamCathedral.php

	BBC - Birmingham Faith - St Philip's Cathedral
		It became the cathedral for the Diocese of Birmingham in 1905.
		Birmingham is always buzzing with carnivals, concerts and religious festivals.
		St Philip's is within easy reach of public transport and is well served by local car parks.
	www.bbc.co.uk /birmingham/faith/places_of_worship/christian/st_philips_cathedral.shtml

	Cathedral Church of St Philip (The), an Attraction in Birmingham, West Midlands, bordering Worcestershire. Search for West Midlands Attractions.
		Cathedral Church of St Philip (The), an Attraction in Birmingham, West Midlands, bordering Worcestershire.
		Cathedral Church of St Philip (The) is in Birmingham, West Midlands
		See the other treasures too, including the 18th century Schwarbrick organ (rebuilt and extended).
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	The Mystery Worshipper: St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham, UK
		It gained cathedral status in 1905, when the diocese of Birmingham was created.
		Despite the buses squealing to a halt beside the cathedral area it still manages to maintain an air of tranquillity.
		The neighborhood: 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.
	www.ship-of-fools.com /Mystery/2002/546Mystery.html

	AllRefer.com - Birmingham, city, England (British And Irish Political Geography) - Encyclopedia
		The Univ. of Birmingham is in the suburb of Edgbaston, as is the Oratory of St. Philip Neri, a Roman Catholic shrine that was formerly the parish house of John Henry Cardinal Newman.
		Notable buildings include the town hall, built in 1834, modeled after the temple of Castor and Pollux in Rome; the 18th-century baroque-style Cathedral of St. Philip; and the 19th-century Cathedral of St. Chad, the first Roman Catholic cathedral to be built in England after the Reformation.
		Birmingham is Britain's second largest city (in both area and population) and is the center of water, road, and rail transportation in the Midlands.
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	Birmingham, city, England
		Notable buildings include the town hall, built in 1834, modeled after the temple of Castor and Pollux in Rome; the 18th-century baroque-style Cathedral of St. Philip; and the 19th-century Cathedral of St. Chad, the first Roman Catholic cathedral to be built in England after the Reformation.
		In rehearsal with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.
		Birmingham's industrial development and population growth accelerated in the 17th and 18th cent.
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	icBirmingham - Pub bombings rally to be held in secret
		But it was refused permission by the cathedral while West Midlands Police and Birmingham City Council also discouraged the BUA from holding the event in any other public place for fear of the disruption it could cause.
		The British Ulster Alliance, which is opposed to the Good Friday peace process, wanted to stage the rally close to a permanent plaque at St Philip's Cathedral erected in memory of the 21 people who died in the 1974 atrocity.
		A public rally by Loyalists on the 30th anniversary of the Birmingham pub bombings is to be held at a secret venue today after fears of clashes with rival groups.
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	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 situated in a beautiful square and recently-restored churchyard in the heart of Birmingham's administrative and business centre.
		It became a Cathedral in 1905 when the Diocese of Birmingham was formed.
	www.birminghamcathedral.com (334 words)

	BBC - Birmingham - In Pictures - Worship places
		View 2 of the interior of St Philip's Cathedral in Birmingham.
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	www.bbc.co.uk /birmingham/in_pictures/360_degree_pics/360_panoramics_2/index.shtml (157 words)

	BBC - Birmingham - In Pictures - Worship places
		View 2 of the interior of St Philip's Cathedral in Birmingham.
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		The Mosque was the first purpose built mosque in England and was the largest mosque in Europe.
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	Catholic Communications Service: ARCHBISHOP OF BIRMINGHAM CONDEMNS MISUSE OF POWER IN THE PRISONS OF IRAQ
		Preaching during a special Evensong for magistrates, held at St Philip’s Anglican Cathedral in Birmingham, on Sunday, May 9, the Most Reverend Vincent Nichols, Archbishop of Birmingham, said: “Power entrusted to the hands of a fallible human being can easily lead to distorted judgements and exploitative behaviour.
		Archbishop Nichols added: “A just judge, a fair magistrate, is one who above all else exercises their power with care and impartiality.
		ARCHBISHOP OF BIRMINGHAM CONDEMNS MISUSE OF POWER IN THE PRISONS OF IRAQ
	www.catholic-ew.org.uk /cn/04/040510.htm (438 words)

	EIPS - Adams ‘Must Say Sorry For Bombs’
		Meanwhile, families of victims joined with 167 survivors of the blast at St Philip’s Anglican Cathedral in Birmingham on Tuesday, to pay their respects to those who died in the blasts.
		‘I appeal to Gerry Adams as a Christian, a man of integrity, and an Irishman, to use your influence to extract an apology form the IRA for the horrific damage the senseless bombings caused to the people of Birmingham.’
		Although the IRA never claimed responsibility for the double attack, which claimed 21 lives, Cllr Mike Nangle is convinced of the terrorist organisation’s guilt.
	www.ianpaisley.org /article.asp?ArtKey=sorry (279 words)

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		The Lord Mayor was followed by Richard Ward and Maureen Mitchell, who survived the terrorist attack on The Tavern in the Town and the Mulberry Bush, the two pubs then situated in central Birmingham only a short distance from St Philip's Cathedral.
		Archbishop Nichols helped an elderly lady, Mrs Bridget Reilly from Birmingham, originally from Donegal, Southern Ireland, whose two sons, Eugene and Desmond were killed in the Birmingham pub bombings thirty years ago, on Thursday 21 November 1974.
		But I am aware that fellow Catholics, and most Irish people, knew that in the days and months that followed those bombs they were viewed with suspicion, sometimes treated with disdain and, at times, even threatened.
	www.catholic-ew.org.uk /cn/04/041122.doc (1540 words)

	Birmingham Visiting the City Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing Religious Sights Birmingham Pub Bombings Memorial Orbitz Destination Guide
		The memorial, in the grounds of St Philip's Cathedral in the city centre, is a tasteful plaque on a plinth and lists the names of those who died.
		This is a small, simple, yet fitting memorial to the 21 people who lost their lives in the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings.
		Two city centre pubs were bombed by the IRA in November of that year, the last time that terrorist violence was experienced in the city.
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	adcatp8.htm
		Commissioned by the Provost of St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham, the Very Reverend Peter Berry, with financial assistance from the Bank of Ireland, whose Birmingham Branch is situated in St Philip's House, for performance by the Choir of Birmingham Cathedral, directed by Marcus Huxley, to celebrate the restoration of the Cathedral 1993.
		Anthem for SATB choir, 2 trumpets (optional) and organ.
		Setting of Psalm 121 for SATB choir and organ.
	www.users.globalnet.co.uk /~downlyn/adcatp8.htm (116 words)

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