Top 10 biggest churches in the world and where they are located (With Pictures)

Biggest Churches in the world - No matter your religion, places of worship have a sense of wonder and grandeur all their own. The smallest church, synagogue, or temple, can somehow still manage to feel quite expansive. There is something special about the energy of a space where faith is the primary focus. Over the years, many architects have attempted to capture this energy in the physical structures of the various houses of worship. More..

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7. Cathedral of Liverpool – United Kingdom The UK is synonymous with big churches, and the Cathedral of Liverpool is a prime example. It is the second largest Anglican Church structure in the world. Construction began in 1904 and was not completed until 1978. It can hold up to 5,800 people, and sports an interior space of 104,270 square feet. 6. Shrine of Our Lady of Lichen – Poland The Shrine of Our Lady of Lichen was built entirely via donation from area believers. Construction began in 1994 and was completed in 2004. Located in Lichen Stary, Poland, the building has a whopping 108,607 square feet of interior space. SEE ALSO: 10 most severe terrorist attacks in history of the world - #1 will leave you in a big shock! (With Pictures) 5. Cathedral of Milan – Italy Italy is another country famous for its churches. The Cathedral of Milan is widely considered to be the definitive Gothic church in Europe. It took almost 600 years for the building to be completed, and its interior measures 109,641 square feet. 4. Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine – United States The largest church in the United States, the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine went into construction in 1892. Over the years, the style of the Cathedral changed, so construction continued. Various wars interrupted completion, and then a large fire in 2001 necessitated further construction and restoration. The church has been nicknamed, "St. John the Unfinished", as it is still undergoing renovation and repair. The interior space currently measures just under 121,000 square feet. 3. Cathedral of Seville – Spain The Cathedral of Santa Maria, also known as the Cathedral of Seville, was built during the 1500s. It is a World Heritage Site and the burial space of Christopher Columbus. The interior measures 124,000 square feet. SEE ALSO: 10 people who sold their souls to the devil (With Pictures) 2. Basilica of Our Lady of Aparecida – Brazil Brazil has the largest population of Catholics in the world, and it is home to the largest Marian pilgrimage, as well. The Basilica, which took almost 35 years to complete, receives upwards of 10,000 visitors per year. The interior can hold up to 70,000 people at once, and measures 129,166 square feet. SEE ALSO: 14 secrets the Obamas' don't want you to know (With Pictures) 1. St. Peter's Basilica – Vatican City The church of churches, St. Peter's Basilica is the mother church of the Roman Catholic religion. It is believed that Peter, one of the apostles, is buried below the altar. The interior space measures 163,180 square feet, and can hold up to 60,000 worshippers at the same time. - Celebrity Worth CLICK HERE to join our BBM Channel for faster updates TOP POSTS YESTERDAY 15 things she wants you to tell her while making love.. See the luxurious & fabulous lifestyle of P Square and how they spend their billions (+Photos) 15 proofs that you should NEVER trust photos on social network – These photos are epic! The top 10 sexiest Yoruba actresses at the moment (With Pictures) The 5 weirdest and craziest Nigerian celebs ever (With Pics) 7 secrets women want you to know about sex – Guys, see this to become a pro! Forbes releases top 10 richest African musicians for 2015 – Number 2 will shock you! (+Pics) The 10 most shocking Nigerian celebrity transformations (Before and after pictures) 11 celebrity wives and girlfriends who make more money than their partners (With Pictures) 10 most evil men in history of the world – Their evil deeds will shock you! (With Pictures) 15 celebrity moms with the best bikini bodies – #2 will knock you off (With Pics)