Category:Bremen Cathedral
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Der St.-Petri-Dom is a protected cultural monument in the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen with the number 0314 registered with the State Office for Monument Preservation. → Datenbankeintrag
Deutsch: Der St.-Petri-Dom zu Bremen diente bis zu seiner Schließung 1532 als Bischofskirche des mittelelterlichen Erzbistums Bremen. Nach Vorgängern, von denen nur geringe archäologische Spuren gefunden wurden, entstand im 11. Jahrhundert eine Basilika, deren Mittelschiff schon annähernd die Ausmaße des heutigen hatte und von der Bauteile bis heute dem Besucher sichtbar sind. Seit 1547 bis zur erneuten Schließung 1561 dient der Dom als lutherische Kirche, unterbrochen von einer zweiten Schließung 1561 bis 1638. Bis 1802 bildete der Dom eine lutherische Exklave im bis 1873 der reformierten Konfession verpflichteten Stadtstaat Bremen. Erst seit 1810 hat die Domgemeinde den Status einer Pfarrei. Seit 1638 gehört und dient der Dom einer lutherischen Gemeinde unter sonst überwiegend reformierten Gemeinden in Bremen, die seit 1873 den konfessionell übergreifenden Verband der Bremischen Evangelischen Kirche bilden.
English: The St. Peter's Cathedral in Bremen, Germany, is the (fomrer) cathedral of the medieval Roman Catholic archdiocese of Bremen. After predescessors that leaved only little archeological traces, in the 11th century a large basilica was built, whose central nave had almost the extent of the actual one, and structures of whitch are visible today. In 1532, it was closed by the cathedral chapter as last effort to prevent the entering of the Reformation. Since 1547, with a second interruption from 1561 to 1638, it serves as a Lutheran place of worship. While the free city of Bremen was ruled according to Reformed (Calvinist) denomination, the Cathedral formed a lutheran exclave until 1802. Though the Lutheran congregation grew to become the largest of all congegrations in Bremen, the cathedral didn'n become a parish before 1810. In 1873 Calvinist and Lutheran congregations in Bremen formed the common umbrella Bremian Evangelical Church.
Subcategories
This category has the following 21 subcategories, out of 21 total.
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- Bells of Bremen Cathedral (3 F)
- Bibelgarten, Bremen (58 F)
- Bleikeller (20 F)
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- Himmelsbrücke, Bremen (8 F)
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- Bremen Cathedral at night (9 F)
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- Plans of Bremen Cathedral (10 F)
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- Remote views on Bremen Cathedral (15 F)
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- Traceries of Bremen Cathedral (25 F)
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Media in category "Bremen Cathedral"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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2018-12-29-Bremen-1.jpg 3,155 × 2,000; 1.37 MB
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Bremen Cathedral-blaue-Stunde-2024-msu-8256-.jpg 2,176 × 3,869; 2.74 MB
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Bremen Rathaus, Roland und Dom-blaue-Stunde-2024-msu-8245-.jpg 2,176 × 3,869; 2.43 MB
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Bremen-1630-Dom-Buergerschaft-2008-gje.jpg 2,048 × 2,464; 1.68 MB
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Bremer Dom Dach 1.jpg 1,840 × 3,264; 1.44 MB
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Bremer Dom Dach 2.jpg 1,840 × 3,264; 1.73 MB
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Germany - Bremen (30174591446).jpg 2,500 × 1,667; 1.51 MB
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Marktplatz vom Dach des Bremer Doms.jpg 3,264 × 1,840; 2.54 MB
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St. Peter's Church, Bremen.jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 5.41 MB
Kategorien:
- Churches in Mitte (Bremen)
- Lutheran cathedrals in Germany
- Cathedrals established in the 780s
- Religious organizations established in 789
- 789 establishments in Bremen (state)
- Saint Peter churches in Bremen (state)
- Stone churches in Bremen (state)
- Churches of the Bremische Evangelische Kirche
- Romanesque churches in Bremen (state)
- Gothic churches in Bremen (state)
- 11th-century churches in Bremen (state)
- 13th-century churches in Bremen (state)
- 16th-century churches in Bremen (state)
- Medieval churches, accomplished in 19th and 20th century
- Tourism in Bremen
- Archbishopric of Bremen
- Lutheran churches of Bremische Evangelische Kirche
- Cultural heritage monuments in Mitte (Bremen)
- Architectural basilicas in Bremen (state)
- 92-meter-tall buildings in Germany
- Hall churches in Bremen (state)