Saint Die Cathedral

Saint Die Cathedral is a Roman Catholic Church and monument historique of France, positioned within the town of Saint Die des Vosges in Lorraine. The cathedral previously a collegiate church is dedicated to Saint Deodatus of Nevers. Since 1777 it's been the seat of the Bishop of Saint Die. Saint Deodatus of Never the eponymous Saint Die. Founded a monastery here inside the 7th century and gave up his Episcopal features to retire to this vicinity.

Though they co operated in constructing the town partitions, the canons and the dukes of Lorraine quickly became competitors for authority over the metropolis of Saint Die, in which toward the stop of the 15th century one of the earliest printing presses of Lorraine become founded. The organization of a metropolis council in 1628, and the established order in 1777 of the bishopric which appropriated a part of their religious jurisdiction, contributed substantially to decrease the have an impact on of the cannons and with the French Revolution they were absolutely swept away. Their church stays as the cathedral.