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jvgreen | 23:54 Tue 09th Apr 2002 | People & Places
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What is the difference between an Abbey, a Minster and a Cathedral?
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Im never sure about minsters...but a cathedral is the seat of a bishop, and an abbey has, or had, a monastery attached.
15:13 Wed 10th Apr 2002
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Like an abbey, a minster is or was a monastery church. Westminster Abbey, of course, incorporates both words in its name.
19:52 Wed 10th Apr 2002

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