   the cathedral church of ss. peter and paul is the roman catholic cathedral in the english city of bristol. located in the clifton area of the city, it is the seat of the diocese of clifton and is known as clifton cathedral. it has been a grade ii* listed building since the year 2000.http://list.english-heritage.org.uk/resultsingle.aspx?uid=1271209 ==history== 220px|thumbnail|left ===pro-cathedral of the holy apostles=== clifton cathedral was built to replace the previous diocesan seat of pro-cathedral of the holy apostles in bristol (1850-1973). the pro-cathedral had a history of problematic construction work. it was built as a church on a challenging hillside site, making work there difficult. building started in 1834, stopped a year later, started again in 1843, stopped shortly after and the building lay abandoned until 1848 when a roof was placed on the half-completed building so that it could be used as a church.general history, clifton cathedral site two years later, in 1850, clifton 
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