Spires and Crosses: The Cathedral That Remains a Church First and Tourist Attraction Second

By Dennis Lennox, CP Contributor

Almost hidden by pews in the south aisle of the nave in St. Andrew's Cathedral is this memorial to William John Butterworth (1801-1856), formerly a colonial governor and sometime soldier in East India Company's Madras Army. | (PHOTO: DENNIS LENNOX)

Dennis Lennox writes about travel, politics and religious affairs. He has been published in the Financial Times, Independent, The Detroit News, Toronto Sun and other publications. Follow @dennislennox on Twitter.

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