The Cathedral Church of Saint Moluag, Lismore
Address: Clachan, PA34 5UL
Local Authority: Argyll & Bute
Listing: B
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Church Overview
The Cathedral Church of Saint Moluag was built in the 14th century and attributed locally, by tradition, to ‘The Roman’ or ‘An Roimhanach’. Six stained glass windows, two modern by Mitton. Eight medieval carved slab-stones, said to be of the ‘Loch Awe’ school and recumbent carved stone within the building. Traditional baptismal font is carved in a natural rock surface in the graveyard. Piscina and triple sedilia are a lovely feature, the floor now 0.6m higher than in mediaeval times.
Services
12.30 p.m. every Sunday
Opening Arrangements
Open daily
(by arrangement)
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The Cathedral Church of Saint Moluag, Lismore
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