St Barnabas Cathedral Nottingham
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We were married at St Barnabas in late December 2022 and we were blown away by the stunning cathedral and the welcoming nature of Alison and Canon Malachy Brett. Planning our wedding from Melbourne Australia was no small feat but working with Alison in the lead up to our wedding in England was very straightforward. We were able to organise our ceremony, including a duet and organ player from the other side of the world all via email. The cathedral also provided a livestream that our family and friends in Australia could use to tune in and feel a part of our wedding. We put a lot of trust in everything turning out as we wanted but the day of our wedding was beyond belief. We had so many comments on the beauty of the setting and the skill of the singers and organist. It certainly made our wedding one to remember for not just us. Canon Malachy Brett was wonderful to work with in the lead up to our big day. He knew the balance between respecting the seriousness of the sacrament of marriage whilst also being light hearted and jovial to calm our pre wedding jitters. We cannot thank you enough and cannot recommend you enough. Thank you for marrying us!
Alyce & Richard ChamberlinAlyce & Richard Chamberlin
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The Nottingham Catholic Cathedral interior was originally designed by Augustus Pugin, perhaps best known for his work in the Houses of Parliament. Due to renovation and redecoration, much of AWN Pugin's work has been lost, but one side chapel remains as it was originally. Along with other features such as some areas of the Minton encaustic tiling, which can still be seen on some floors. Most has been replaced, or in some case combined with simpler geometric tiling. The Pugin side chapel's decorative exuberance, reminiscent of St Giles, Cheadle, Staffordshire, hints at what St Barnabas would have looked like originally.
Michael RieveleyMichael Rieveley
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I finally stepped out of my comfort to search for a place of worship after exactly 3 months of arrival in Notts. There isn't so much to say other than this place being a Catholic cathedral in Nottingham, very close to city centre. If you're a catholic, there isn't any news for you, the cathedral isn't any different from where you currently worship. It's got some beautiful architecture anyway and a decent community of faithful. I went for an 11:15am mass which ended at about 12:30pm. Not bad at all. In fact, this is where I'd be attending mass for as long as I'm in Nottingham.
Nnaemezie AsogwaNnaemezie Asogwa
10
I stopped by for a few with my international flatmate on our way home since she was curious- It was smaller than some cathedrals but very beautiful and decorative with many sculptures, wall carvings and stained glass windows. There was information on all the key parts of the cathedral explaining their significance, meaning, purpose and/or history. A very pleasant atmosphere and well preserved. I don't actually worship there so I can't say anything about the masses but there's seems to be plenty of times to choose to attend.
Keren ArthurKeren Arthur
10
A nice peaceful cathedral to visit, which is free entry and open to the public. However, this cathedral does pale in comparison to other English cathedrals. Was going to get a stamp for my Pilgrim Passport but there was no-one around so I guess they don't do it here.
Tom PriceTom Price
10
Very beautiful church. Is open to public no staff were found, donations accepted in entrance either cash or contact less. Stained glass is good. Each of the Stations of the cross are wonderful reliefs. Saturday Virgil is at 630 pm (1830).
Matthew AllenMatthew Allen
20
Nearby Attractions Of St Barnabas Cathedral Nottingham
Victoria Centre
Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall
Nottingham Castle
Arboretum
City of Caves
Robin Hood Statue
National Justice Museum
Nottingham Contemporary
The Lost City Adventure Golf
Old Market Square

Victoria Centre
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Nottingham Castle
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Arboretum
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Turtle Bay Nottingham
Slug & Lettuce - Market Square Nottingham
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Pizza Punks Nottingham
The Joseph Else - JD Wetherspoon
Zaap Thai Street Food
Kitty Café

Turtle Bay Nottingham
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Slug & Lettuce - Market Square Nottingham
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N Circus St, Nottingham NG1 5AE, United Kingdom
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The Cathedral Church of St. Barnabas is a cathedral of the Roman Catholic Church in the city of Nottingham in Nottinghamshire, England. It is the mother church of the Diocese of Nottingham and seat of the Bishop of Nottingham. The cathedral is a grade-II* listed building.
attractions: Victoria Centre, Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham Castle, Arboretum, City of Caves, Robin Hood Statue, National Justice Museum, Nottingham Contemporary, The Lost City Adventure Golf, Old Market Square, restaurants: Turtle Bay Nottingham, Slug & Lettuce - Market Square Nottingham, Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem, Pitcher & Piano Nottingham, Annie's Burger Shack, Canalhouse, Pizza Punks Nottingham, The Joseph Else - JD Wetherspoon, Zaap Thai Street Food, Kitty Café

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