[Bell Historians] Minsters

David Bryant davidbryant at qtFQiTdJm1WDar4vK3AxmyLh_pVkRA4e0b03bvcqxrO5ZBt3HnsScHJBA2lzTGagyhpe92Ys7dCt_SuV6VO2WmM.yahoo.invalid
Sun Oct 19 21:24:06 BST 2008


"Tonight's edition of The Antiques Roadshow came from Southwell Minster.  In
her introduction Fiona Bruce explained that a minster was created by a
community when priests and the local community got together to finance and
build one as a mother church.  She explained that the difference between a
cathedral and a minster is that the cathedrals had monastic origins, whereas
minsters were community mother churches.  She said that Southwell is one of
only five minsters in the country!"

 

Not having a television, I never see such programmes. Are the Antiques
Roadshow's introductions generally like this - i.e. complete bollocks?

 

David 

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