St. James Cathedral, Chicago

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St. James Cathedral in Chicago is the historic Episcopal cathedral and principal church of the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago, known for its Gothic Revival architecture and prominent role in the city’s religious life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Episcopal church
Gothic Revival church building
cathedral
landmark
architecturalStyle Gothic Revival
buildingType church
category Churches in Chicago
Episcopal cathedrals in the United States
Gothic Revival architecture in Illinois
continent North America
country United States
denomination Episcopal Church
diocese Episcopal Diocese of Chicago
linked to: Diocese of Chicago
function cathedral church of the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago
governingBody Episcopal Diocese of Chicago
linked to: Diocese of Chicago
heritageStatus historic church
locatedIn Chicago
Illinois
namedAfter Saint James
notableFor Gothic Revival architecture
prominent role in Chicago’s religious life
religiousAffiliation Anglican Communion
Christianity
religiousFunction seat of the diocesan bishop
role principal church of the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago
state Illinois
tradition Anglican
Episcopal
usedFor community events
religious ceremonies
worship services

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Diocese of Chicago cathedral St. James Cathedral, Chicago
Diocese of Chicago episcopalSee St. James Cathedral, Chicago
William W. Boyington notableWork St. James Episcopal Church (Chicago, original building)
linked to: St. James Cathedral, Chicago
Bishop of Chicago hasCathedral cathedral church of the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago
linked to: St. James Cathedral, Chicago