Dennis Lennox
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The Cathedral You Wouldn't Expect to Find in Hawaii
Today St. Andrew's is the seat of the Episcopal bishop of Hawaii, but it actually dates to late 1860s when Hawaii's monarchs, King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma, were closely aligned with the British under Queen Victoria.
Spires and Crosses: The World's Largest Cathedral Is in New York and It Is Really, Really Massive
Ignoring the theological debate over these controversies, there is no question that St. John the Divine is worth a visit the next time you are in New York.
Where to Go in 2018
Once one develops an appreciation for the history and architecture of old churches it can become a time consuming hobby — one that many of your friends will never understand.
Hidden Away From the Hustle and Bustle of New York Is This Amazing Church
It was a few days before Christmas and I found myself in the heart of Manhattan along New York's famous 5th Avenue.
Spires and Crosses: The Malaysian Church That Could Be in the English Countryside
Malaysia isn't a country one associates with old churches. Yet, as a past installment of this column detailed, Malaysia is home to a surprising number of interesting churches — Anglican and Roman Catholic alike.
Spires and Crosses: A Bastion of Catholicism in Anglican London
Pre-Reformation England was one of the most pious Roman Catholic countries. So much so it is widely reported that more English churches were dedicated to Mary than in France, Italy or Spain, the countries more commonly associated with Catholicism.
Spires and Crosses: The Medieval Imitation Where Danes Worship in London
At first glance, the Danish Church, part of the Danske Sømands- og Udlandskirker (Danish Seamen's Church and Church Abroad), looks old. However, the medieval-looking architecture is actually 19th century.
Spires and Crosses: Off the Tourist Trail, London's Little-Known Churches Await Your Discovery
Hidden away on a handsome side street in London's upscale Marylebone neighborhood is a little piece of Sweden.
Spires and Crosses: Ignore Government Travel Warning, Christmas in Europe Is Safe
The U.S. Department of State is warning Americans about the risk of terrorism when going to Europe at Christmas. While all travelers should exercise caution no matter where they go the reality is that Europe remains perfectly safe.
Spires and Crosses: Discovering History Among the Pews
The old church you drive by every day is probably one of the most historic buildings in town.