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St. Bartholomew's Church, also known as Palamuse Church, was built in its original form in the 13th century, rebuilt in the 15th century in the Gothic style.

St. Bendt's church was originally built as a convent church, the church forming the north wing of the Benedictine monastery of Ringsted, a branch of the Odense monastery. The oldest church was built around 1080, the present church was built between 1161 and 1170 during the reign of Valdemar I of Denmark (1131-1182). It is one of the oldest brick buildings in Northern Europe. The more recent tower was built around 1550. The main restoration of the building was carried out between 1899 and 1909.

The St. Bernardus Church in Oberhausen, Germany, built in 1927, underwent renovations and was repurposed in 2007. The historic building features Romanesque and Gothic architectural elements and now serves as an event venue and chapel.

St. Bonaventure's Cathedral is one of the four Roman Catholic cathedrals in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The first cathedral existed between 1887 and 1969, but an earthquake damaged it and its building had to be completely demolished. The new modernist cathedral built in 1972-1973 is reminiscent of a tent, recalling the Old Testament tent as a place of prayer.

Since Easter 1927, the parish of Muhlhausen has taken over the pastoral care for Schlotheim and the wide environment. There was no church of its own. The divine services were held in the hall of the Ratskeller. From 1945 onwards, the expulsion resulted from the II. World War II many Catholics in the area and Schlotheim got his own pastor. In order to do justice to the situation, the divine services were transferred to the Protestant Church. After long and exhausting efforts, it was not until 1978/79 that a separate church with parish apartment and community rooms could be built, which was built on the 4th. November 1979 by Bishop Hugo Aufderbeck. By today's standards, the church complex is a modern building that is very accommodating to today's pastoral care. The large area has a park-like character. In 2008, the parish of Schlotheim was dissolved and the parish of St. Marien Bad Langensalza assigned. Until 2010, a pastor lived on site. Since 1.1.2017 Schlotheim has been a church place of the parish of St. Josef Muhlhausen. The church is dedicated to St. Bonifatius, who as a missionary brought the Christian faith to Thuringia.

St. Boris and Gleb church is an Orthodox church built in 1824 out of wood. It is a monument of vernacular architecture with characteristics of classicism. At the base of the temple is an octagonal central room to which is attached a rectangular porch coming from the west, on which a two-storey bell tower was erected at the beginning of the 20th century (previously it stood separately).

St. Bridget's Church was built first in 1396 in a Gothic style. During the Second World War, the church was burned down and reconstruction was not completed until 1973. After the communist regime, it became a sanctuary, having served as a refuge for the Solidarity Movement's activists.

St. Brother's Cathedral, also known as St. Nicholas' Cathedral, was built in 1904-06 in brick on the site where, in 1596, the Union of Brest was adopted. Between World War II and 1991, the building housed the storage of the State Archives of the Brest region. The church was rebuilt in 1996 thanks to donations from parishioners and the city's businesses.

St. Cäcilien is one of twelve Romanesque churches in the old town of Cologne. Built in the 12th century, it was part of the Weiher Monastery from the 15th century to 1802. Since 1956 it houses the Schnütgen Museum of Medieval Art.

St. Carthage Cathedral is the Anglican cathedral of Lismore. It was dedicated in the 17th century to St. Carthage after a reconstruction of the medieval cathedral which had fallen into ruin during a fire in the 17th century. Reconstruction began in 1663 to the designs of the architect William Robinson. The roof was restored in the 18th century.