Cathedral of the Nativity of the Mother of God and Holy Royal Martyrs

The Cathedral of the Nativity of the Mother of God and the Holy Royal Martyrs is the Cathedral See of the Diocese of Great Britain and Western Europe of the Orthodox Church Outside Russia (ROCOR), and is one of the oldest Orthodox parishes in the British Isles, having been founded in 1725. Having moved several times in its three-century history, today it lifts up prayers in the full splendour of the Orthodox Christian Divine Services in a new Cathedral in Chiswick, West London, built in the Pskov style and consecrated in 2018. The Cathedral is the seat of the Diocesan Bishop for the whole of Western Europe, and is a vibrant Parish in its own right. Divine Liturgies are celebrated 4-5 times per week, with multiple evening services also each week. The services are in a mixture of Church Slavonic (the traditional liturgical language of Orthodoxy in the Slavic lands and their diaspora) and English.