Blessed Maude of Cornwall Pro-Cathedral
The Pro-Cathedral of Blessed Maude of Cornwall is the flagship of the Maudian Catholic Church in America, founded in 1989 by Bishop Maude A. P. Savage(1908-2000), a former silent screen child star, singer, and tap dancer who claimed ordination in New York, in 1939. She purchased the church building from the Presbyterians in 1989, when the Maudian denomination was founded. It is named after a 15th century German princess and abbess, who brought a religious community from Germany to Cornwall, England. The church itself dates from 1907 and is a grey stone Romanesque structure with an adjoining battlemented tower. Four directional loudspeakers in the tower broadcast the Cathedral carillon, which plays not only hymns but Broadway show tunes and 1920's music. The interior is plain, with brown and beige diamond-shaped glass in the nave windows. The altar is a plain structure for Mass facing the...




































