Roman Catholic AnswerA Cathedral is a particular Church in every diocese that is the Bishop's Church, it takes its name because of the Cathedra which is in that Church. A Cathedra is a bishop's throne. A abbey is the church of a monastery that is headed by an abbot or abbess. It should be obvious from whence it takes its name.
cathedral ceilings follow the pitch of the roof, while vaulted don't necessarily do so.
The word cathedral can be used as a noun = The cathedral is immense. or as an adjective: The new house has cathedral ceilings.
cathedral like Westminster Cathedral in London
The architecture of the cathedral does not feature flying buttresses.
Westminster Abbey is Church of England and St Paul's Cathedral is Christian but non-denominational.
Roman Catholic AnswerA Cathedral is a particular Church in every diocese that is the Bishop's Church, it takes its name because of the Cathedra which is in that Church. A Cathedra is a bishop's throne. A abbey is the church of a monastery that is headed by an abbot or abbess. It should be obvious from whence it takes its name.
Yes, and also it has a cathedral in it.
St Pauls Cathedral and Westminster Cathedral (not to be confused with Westminster Abbey).
The dates go back to 1077, the year in which it was built but it became a cathedral in 1877.
There isn't a cathedral in England called the royal cathedral. If you are asking where Prince William is getting married - the answer is Westminster Abbey.
Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral.
No, he is buried in Westminster Abbey.
St. Paul's of course
No, it is being held at Westminster Abbey.
No - Westminster Abbey is an Anglican church located near the Houses of Parliament and used by the British Royal Family for coronations since 1066, while Westminster Cathedral is a Catholic house of worship on Victoria Street dedicated to the "Most Precious Blood of Jesus Christ".
She married at Westminster Abbey.