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Revision as of 16:22, December 23, 2005
St. Nicholas Cathedral (Washington, D.C.) is the primatial cathedral of His Beatitude Herman, Archbishop of Washington and New York, Metropolitan of All America and Canada of the Orthodox Church in America. The Very Rev. Constantine White has served as the dean of the cathedral since 1998.
Contents
General information and history
The original parish church was founded in 1930 as the Russian Orthodox Church of Saint Nicholas.
Architecture and iconography
The cathedral architecture is based on the 12th century St. Demetrius Cathedral of Vladimir, Russia. During the 1990s, dedicated iconographers from Moscow wrote icons throughout the narthex in the traditional style.
Location
The cathedral is currently located at 3500 Massachusetts Ave NW, in the District of Columbia.
See also
External links
- Saint Nicholas Cathedral official site (English and Russian)
- Parish listing (OCA)
- map (bird's eye view)
