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Museum St Marie's Cathedral
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About the museum
The Cathedral of St Marie is built in the Gothic Revival style and largely modelled on the 14th century church of St Andrew’s, Heckington in Lincolnshire.
It opened in 1850 at the end of three centuries of legal suppression of Catholicism in England, following Henry VIII’s unsuccessful bid to have his marriage to Catherine of Aragon annulled by Pope Clement VII.
St Marie’s became a cathedral in 1980 when the Diocese of Hallam was created to serve the Catholics of South Yorkshire, parts of Derbyshire and the District of Bassetlaw.
Plan your visit
- The Nottingham, 9, Norfolk Row, Moorhead, Cathedral Quarter, City Centre, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, S1 2PA, United Kingdom
- https:stmariecathedral.org/
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