ST ANDREW’S CATHEDRAL, ABERDEEN
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St Andrew’s Aberdeen is a Scottish Episcopal Cathedral church that was established with the idea of serving the locals with regular masses, prayers and religious services. It is designed and constructed in Gothic Revival architecture using local granite. The cathedral was serving the community as a church, but as the community population was increasing, it was expanded and raised to cathedral status in 1914. St Andrew’s Aberdeen has a warm and inviting ambience, which attracts people from all over the communities to attend the masses, prayers and other events. The cathedral has a three-manual pipe organ which offers a splendid acoustic, helping the choir during worships and other events.
