- Saint Mary's Cathedral, also known as Middlesbrough Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Coulby Newham, Middlesbrough, England.
- As the Cathedral, it serves the whole of the Diocese of Middlesbrough, from the South bank of the river Tees to the North bank of the river Humber.
- The new St Marys Church was dedicated in August 1878 and early the following year became the Cathedral of the New See of Middlesbrough.
- Opened in 1986, the Cathedral in Coulby Newham replaced the old Cathedral as Middlesbrough moved South.
- Photo taken at Middlesbrough Cathedral by Steven M. on 7/5/2023.
- This week we take at look at Middlesbrough’s St Mary’s Cathedral - once described as “the handsomest and largest ecclesiastical edifice in the town”.
- This is the page of St Mary's Cathedral parish, Middlesbrough, the seat of Bishop Terence Drainey.
- By the mid-1970s the population exodus from inner Middlesbrough was stimulating ideas of a new cathedral and in 1976 it was decided to build it at Coulby...
- ...dots and following the clues we are confident that what have acquired and now offer to our customers is the complete floor of Old Middlesbrough Cathedral.
- Any broadcast of the Holy Mass from any church at our web page can be extended to the full screen by clicking on the little box in the lower right corner.
