collegiate church

It had the status of collegiate church from 1407 to 1851.

The collegiate church also appears to have supported a school.

Some of these settled in the area and established a collegiate church.

The collegiate church, which is now the Cathedral, was finally completed in 1500-1510.

The collegiate church was damaged and then rebuilt several times.

In 1369, a collegiate church school was established here.

The old collegiate church became the cathedral, and a seminary was established.

It became a collegiate church with a dean and canons.

They also seem to have been retained in certain cathedral and collegiate churches.

The idea of a "collegiate church" has continued to develop a contemporary equivalent.

In 1564 he visited and reformed the collegiate church at Manchester.

Organ scholars may sometimes be found at a cathedral or a collegiate church.

It was the site of a royal castle and a large collegiate church with 10 priests.

He also planned to build a collegiate church within the castle, but the work was abandoned after his death.

The former collegiate church is dedicated to the twelve Apostles.

This collegiate church was built in the late 13th century on the site of an earlier monastery.

Some time before the year 1100 the church became a collegiate church, run by a college of canons.

In 1466 St Giles was established as a collegiate church.

My landlord, the Collegiate Church, is not giving us a break on rent.

Fisher's early education was probably received in the school attached to the collegiate church in his home town.

It was a collegiate church, staffed by a college of priests, who formed its chapter.

At Salisbury a collegiate church and an alter in the cathedral were named after him.

But Collegiate Church believes that now is the time to hammer out the details.

He is buried in the collegiate church of Heidelberg.

He directed the building of the collegiate church.