Collousburgh Cathedral

Collousburgh Cathedral (in full: The Cathedral Church of Saint Christopher of Collousburgh) is the principal church of the Diocese of Collousburgh and is the seat of the Archbishop of Collousburgh. It is was one of the main sights of Collousburgh. The cathedral is also used by the Royal Family for the coronation and the main weddings.

History
The first fundaments of the cathedral were build by the monk Cennarghus, who was the first priest of the chapel that he build. After the arrival of Alexander of Modena, the first official bishop, he replaced the chapel for a church that he used as his cathedral. Following his own recordings he named the cathedral after Saint Christopher on the sixteenth day of the new year 653 A.D..