Glasgow Cathedral
Glasgow Cathedral, also called Saint Mungo’s or the High Kirk, is an active Church of Scotland parish church. The congregation describes the building as surviving the Scottish Reformation of 1560 intact. A Friends organisation established in 1936 supports its preservation and cultural life.
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Glasgow Cathedral, also called Saint Mungo’s or the High Kirk, is an active Church of Scotland parish church. The congregation describes the building as surviving the Scottish Reformation of 1560 intact. A Friends organisation established in 1936 supports its preservation and cultural life.
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- United Kingdom
Editorial reading
Editorial interpretation: A medieval building housing an active Presbyterian congregation offers a way to consider continuity alongside religious change. The Friends organisation adds another layer to the ways the cathedral is supported and maintained.
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