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Diocese of Visby
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The Diocese of Visby is a division of the Church of Sweden consisting of the island of Gotland. Its seat is Visby Cathedral located in the largest town on Gotland, Visby.
The icon portraying Our Lady of Öja, associated with the Diocese of Visby, on display a side chapel called the Pilgrim's chapel in the Cathedral.
The icon portraying Our Lady of Öja, associated with the Diocese of Visby, on display a side chapel called the Pilgrim's chapel in the Cathedral.
Church of Sweden
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The Church of Sweden is an Evangelical Lutheran church in Sweden. A former state church, it is a national church which covers the whole nation.
Diocese of Visby
…The Diocese of Visby (Swedish: Visby stift) is a division of the Church of Sweden consisting of the island of Gotland. Its seat is Visby Cathedral located in the largest town on Gotland, Visby. The Bishop of Visby is also responsible…
Uppsala, with its large cathedral, remains the seat of the Church of Sweden.
Uppsala, with its large cathedral, remains the seat of the Church of Sweden.
Preparing for the celebration of mass in Strängnäs Cathedral, Church of Sweden
Preparing for the celebration of mass in Strängnäs Cathedral, Church of Sweden
Sung Mass with the ordinations of two deacons and seven priests by the Bishop of Stockholm, in St Nicholas's Cathedral (Storkyrkan)
Sung Mass with the ordinations of two deacons and seven priests by the Bishop of Stockholm, in St Nicholas's Cathedral (Storkyrkan)
Antje Jackelén, former Archbishop of Uppsala (centre), with Johan Dalman, Bishop of Strängnäs (left), and Mikael Mogren, Bishop of Västerås (right)
Antje Jackelén, former Archbishop of Uppsala (centre), with Johan Dalman, Bishop of Strängnäs (left), and Mikael Mogren, Bishop of Västerås (right)