Differing fortunes divide city's great places of worship

The two cathedrals in Liverpool, England, have very different financial situations. The Anglican Cathedral Church of Christ is managing to break even, despite running costs of 750,000 pounds sterling a year. The Catholic cathedral is trying to raise around 2 million pounds sterling to finish off essential repair work. The Anglican cathedral is involved in several commercial projects, providing funds to meet its own running costs and to help the secular community.