Joseph and Saint Peter", usually referred to as Westminster Cathedral, which is set back from Victoria Street. The Archbishop's residence is Archbishop's House, Ambrosden Avenue, London. Vincent Cardinal Nichols was installed as the 11th archbishop on 21 May 2009. He was elevated to cardinal on 22 February 2014, becoming the 43rd English cardinal since the 12th century. Title of primate Among the old European Catholic sees, the Archbishop of Westminster is referred to as the Primate of England and Wales. However, in the United Kingdom, this is not legally correct, since the title is formally claimed only by the archbishops of the established Church of England, and is applied to the Archbishop of York as "Primate of England", and the Archbishop of Canterbury, as "Primate of All England". In global Catholicism, however, the last time there was an elected Catholic primate of England in Great Britain, accepted by the state, was prior to the Elizabethan phase of the Reformation. However, the papal bull Si qua est of 1911, which separated the provinces of Birmingham and Liverpool from Westminster, included the provision: Which translates into: List of archbishops See also Religion in the United Kingdom Catholic Church in Great Britain Lists of office-holders References Catholic Church in England and Wales Westminster Roman Catholic Diocese of Westminster 1850 establishments in England