کلیسای جامع روچستر
کلیسای جامع روچستر (انگلیسی: Rochester Cathedral) یک کلیسای جامع در شهر روچستر، کنت، انگلستان است.
| کلیسای جامع روچستر | |
|---|---|
| Cathedral Church of Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary | |
 Rochester Cathedral | |
  کلیسای جامع روچستر | |
| ۵۱°۲۳′۲۰″شمالی ۰°۳۰′۱۲″شرقی | |
| OS grid reference | TQ 74273 68521 |
| موقعیت | روچستر، کنت |
| کشور | انگلستان |
| مذهب | کلیسای انگلستان |
| مذهب قبلی | کلیسای کاتولیک (pre-Reformation) |
| وبگاه | rochestercathedral.org |
| تاریخچه | |
| نام سابق | Priory of St Andrew (۶۰۴–۱۵۴۲) |
| تأسیس | ۶۰۴ |
| موسس | St Justus |
| اختصاص دادن | ۶۰۴ |
| Past bishop(s) | John Fisher Nicholas Ridley |
| معماری | |
| وضعیت | کلیسا جامع |
| وضعیت کاربردی | فعال |
| ثبت تاریخی | بنای فهرست شده |
| Designated | ۲۴ اکتبر ۱۹۵۰ |
| معمار | Gundulf of Rochester |
| معماری مذهبی | Norman، معماری گوتیک انگلیسی |
| سال ساخت | ۱۰۷۹–۱۲۳۸ |
| مشخصات | |
| زنگ‌ها | ۱۰ (full circle) |
| وزن زنگ | ۳۰ long cwt ۱۴ پوند (۳٬۳۷۴ پوند یا ۱٬۵۳۰ کیلوگرم) |
| موقعیت جغرافیایی | |
| اسقف‌نشین | Rochester (از ۶۰۴) |
| Province | Canterbury |
| روحانی | |
| اسقف اعظم | جاستین ولبی |
| اسقف | James Langstaff |
| Dean | Phil Hesketh (acting) |
| Precentor | نیل تامپسون |
| Canon Pastor | فیل هسکت |
| Canon Missioner | ژان کر |
| Archdeacon | Simon Burton-Jones، Archdeacon of Rochester |
| غیر روحانی | |
| Director of music | اسکات فرال |
| Business manager | ادوینا بل |
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این کلیسا در سال ۶۰۴ میلادی ساخته شده است.
نگارخانه
جستارهای وابسته
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