Cathedral Church of St Marie is included as a Catholic cathedral in Sheffield, United Kingdom. That identification places it within the Catholic cathedral tradition in England and Wales and distinguishes it from the Scottish Episcopal St John’s Cathedral in Oban and from St Macartin’s Cathedral in Enniskillen. The formal name also matters when searching for current information: the mapped place is Cathedral Church of St Marie, not simply any church named St Mary’s or St Marie’s.

The supplied review coordinates are 53.381300, -1.468200 in Sheffield. Alongside the place name and identity record, they provide the factual geographic anchor for this entry. Sheffield also separates the cathedral from the similarly named St Mary’s Cathedral entries in Aberdeen and Newcastle, which are different mapped places in different cities.

No further verified details are supplied in the available fact list. The material does not establish architectural features, historical details, worship times, opening arrangements, access conditions or visitor facilities. Its grounded significance is therefore its current Catholic cathedral identity and Sheffield setting. Use it as a reliable point on the map, then check current cathedral information separately if planning worship or a visit; no travel time, price or schedule should be inferred.