Sentence examples for cathedral congregation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harbinson, a member of the cathedral congregation until he moved to Winston-Salem, N.C., earlier this year, said: "The restoration of this building is in a black area.

The archbishop of Westminster, who recently asked Catholics to take a stand against same-sex marriage, told the Westminster Cathedral congregation that in the face of illness "we know there is a great wave of prayer, seen with unusual publicity in the case of the young footballer Fabrice Muamba.

It comes as the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, says English cathedral congregations have grown in recent years.

Dr Williams, interviewed told Radio Times, said English cathedral congregations had grown dramatically in recent years and he described the idea the Church of England was fading away as a "cliche".

A London park had become an outdoor cathedral, its congregation led by no one but themselves.

While many of the singers are from the Cathedral's congregation, more than half come from all over the Island.

On a crisp, sunny December morning, Glasgow Cathedral's congregation arrives for the main Sunday service.

Peter Bradley, dean of Sheffield Cathedral, said the congregation were "very up for it".

Though the Cathedral has a congregation of its own, it has always — from its inception — been considered a church for all the people of New York.

Although not naturally a wit, he was capable of dry riposte, as in the crack about Archbishop Desmond Tutu that George H. W. Bush repeated the other day at the Washington National Cathedral, convulsing the congregation.

In the 1521 Cathedral of San Juan, the congregation fills nearly every pew for high mass, delivered in Latin and Spanish, despite this being a weekday afternoon.