Great Irish Cathedrals, Churches, and Monasteries (With Religious History/Music)

[@BoscoTwaale]

So memorable &monument structure.

[@kevplunkett1693]

Thank you very much for this. It is very nice and memorable.

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Thanks Kev-I appreciate your comment! Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@manueldam7178]

very beautiful :-)

[@PeterBrown349]

God bless you all

[@rmd3677]

Thank you for this well presented video, however all cathedrals and churches prior to 1533 when Henry the 8th was excommunicated from the Catholic Church were Catholic therefore it would be greatly appreciated if the full history could be communicated. As Irish citizens it is disappointing that visitors who go to the trouble of visiting and documenting our history select only the story perpetuated by the conquerors at the time. It would be lovely to see the full story told one day.

[@johnellis3244]

Varadkar is wonderful you tool

[@antonralph6947]

When was the last time you were in mass and received holy communion?

[@KarmaKraftttt]

@@antonralph6947 Like four days ago ! What about you?

[@theresaortego2674]

Would love that history. Possibly you could make it available to us?

[@jgog59]

@@antonralph6947 WTF does that have to do with anything!

[@subashsoosai4540]

Thank you... for this Lovely post

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

You're quite welcome-I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@riccardofusco2334]

The Roman Catholic cathedral to Dublin is the Pro-Cathedral on Marlborough Street.

[@Christionbridges]

You are healthy you are wealthy you are enough 🙏❤️🙏

[@hnnogo6402]

Like the music

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Thank you so much for mentioning the music-I appreciate it!

[@BoscoTwaale]

I wish to reach there one day

[@Mark_Dyer1]

Absolutely beautiful post! Thank you for it. We love Ireland, too: and watch on askance as their Political Class attempts to 'deconstruct' the Nation, so that there are no 'indigenous' Irish people. Your focus on Ireland's Christian heritage is a brilliant counter-argument to the nast 'lefties' like Varadkar.

[@Bughttun]

Why does the cathedral house such huge chalices? That seems really suspicious by how much sacrimental wine people drink during mass.

[@Bayouboy816]

What tour did you go on to see all these cathedrals?

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Actually, there was no tour overall, I planned everything myself. Some days we would take day tours or 1/2 day tours, but it was pretty much an independent tour.

[@patrickmccutcheon9361]

@@AndysAwesomeAdventureswell done! As an Irish person myself, I have not seen all of these.

[@nimitpandya1720]

Jay Ireland country :) Jay God Jesus

[@ConnorPatrickNolan003]

It’s funny to me cause those “Protestant Cathedrals” were all Catholic at one point

[@lewisg9804]

Until they weren't

[@MikeyJMJ]

@@lewisg9804 When they were stolen

[@patrickmccutcheon9361]

Most but not all. And there is one that went the other way. The church at the Abbey of Kylemore was originally Church of Ireland when built. The older Church of Ireland churches were indeed Catholic before the establishment of the Church of England, of which the Church of Ireland was part, after King Henry VIII broke with Rome. The newer Church of Ireland churches like St Finbarre’s in Cork, though built on sites of older churches, were never Roman Catholic.

[@edward6438]

All the very old churches in England were also originally Roman Catholic

[@noeldoyle4501]

It is important to remember that the finest churches and cathedral's in Britain and Ireland were originally Catholic, they were almost five hundred years old when King Henry VIII destroyed the Catholic faith and confiscated these beautiful Catholic buildings.

[@francomendoza4742]

always give a break

[@mariarosa1473]

Really ?

[@peternolan5632]

built for tall ships

[@theresaortego2674]

The tour guide for the monastery with St. Kevin is ill informed or likes revisionist history. IHS is a Latin acronym standing for Iesum, Hominem Salvatorem, which translates as Jesus, Savior of Mankind. The devotion to the Holy Name, as it is called, was popularized by the Jesuits. It makes me think his other facts are not correct, either, as that's a basic fact.

[@patrickmccutcheon9361]

The misrepresentation of IHS as I have suffered is one I heard as a joke. But while it is not the original or most accurate representation, it is not completely inapt.

[@peternolan5632]

TALL SHIP CONSTRUCTION

[@Christionbridges]

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[@Christionbridges]

Sorry family 🙏❤️🙏☯️🙏

[@Drwill016]

Being Church of Ireland myself and also a member of the Anglican Communion. The episcopal seat of Ireland is Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in Armagh, Northern Ireland, where His Grace The Lord Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland resides. Dublin has an Archbishop but he is not Primate of Ireland. The Anglican faith is Reformed - Protestant - as set out in the 39 Articles of Religion and to which all member churches agree and will be found in the Book of Common Prayer. The Church is Catholic as the Christian church as a whole. This should not be confused with Roman Catholicism. It does not venerate the BVM or any other Saint apart from those on an appointed Saint’s day. The Archbishop of Canterbury for all the troubles facing the Church presently is appointed by the Monarch, having recommendations been made to them.

[@Christionbridges]

Learn to apologize to god 🧠❤️🏋️

[@jjpower6769]

Whenever I see a cathedral, I think of the thousands of people who lived in squalor and poverty while the Church spent their money on these huge buildings.

[@peternolan5632]

students maynooth

[@truthaboveagenda]

Catholic Cathedrals. Gothic is a false term.

[@georgegeorgsonsonofgeorgea2940]

It's an old post but I must say that gothic refers to the architecture style. Catholic churches have used numerous differant styles through the ages but that one is gothic.

[@theresaortego2674]

Yes, Gothic is one of many forms of Catholic church architecture. There's also Baroque, Romanesque, etc. In the late 18th century, corresponding to the Oxford Movement, a French heretic went over to Great Britain and built many new churches in the Gothic style. The Gothic style of churches comes from France during the time of Charlemagne, I believe.

[@patrickmccutcheon9361]

Gothic is an architectural style used pre-reformation when all churches were Catholic. It is also a feature of some newer churches built by the Church of Ireland.

[@SeanJohnIoannesGiovanni]

The Protestant church is a thief, stealing all these beautiful catholic churches, as always.