- The main structure of today's church was built between 1220 and 1420. The Cathedral is the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Southwark.
- No matter what side of an issue it came down upon, however, Southwark Cathedral was always a driving force in the borough and a center for the community.
- The parish church was given the status of cathedral in 1905, when it became the seat of the Anglican bishop of the new Diocese of Southwark.
- The area has a rich cultural heritage, so if you’re in London, it’s definitely worth a visit. You can find more detail at cathedral.southwark.anglican.org.
- Southwark Cathedral, built during the 13th - 15th centuries, is London's oldest cathedral church and stands close to the Shard, Europe’s tallest building.
- The cathedral now says, "Southwark Cathedral is an inclusive community where LGBTi+ people are welcomed and affirmed.
- Southwark Cathedral is an Anglican Cathedral on the south bank of the River Thames, set in the heart of a changing and thriving community.
- Historian David Ross explores Southwark Cathedral in London, with a cathedral history, photos, and visiting information. We're Passionate about London Heritage!
- The cathedral is commonly known as Southwark Cathedral, but its official name is Cathedral church of St. Saviour and St. Mary Overie.
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