God, and shot the animal. He took the cross from its antlers; hardly had he done so when the deer rose up and disappeared into the bushes. The young duke now had enough money for the construction of the church. Cathedral and congregation today The cathedral is now one of the three Lutheran churches of the North Elbian Evangelical Church. Since 2001 the bishop has been Bärbel Wartenberg-Potter. The congregation is closely connected with the musical life of the city. Thanks to the long-serving organist and cantor Uwe Röhl (1925–2005), the cathedral plays host to the Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival. References Paul Brockhaus (Hrsg.): Vom Lübecker Dom, Lübeck 1958 Wolfgang Grusnick / Friedrich Zimmermann: Der Dom zu Lübeck, Verlag Langewiesche, Königstein a.T., 1996 Matthias Riemer: Domus Dei – Bei Gott zu Hause. Raumkonzepte im Lübecker Dom – eine Annäherung. In: Das Gedächtnis der Hansestadt Lübeck: Festschrift für Antjekathrin Graßmann zum 65. Geburtstag. In Verbindung mit dem Verein für Lübeckische Geschichte und Altertumskunde und dem Hansischen Geschichtsverein hrsg. von Rolf Hammel-Kiesow und Michael Hundt. Lübeck : Schmidt-Römhild, 2005. Lutheran cathedrals in Germany Lutheran churches in Schleswig-Holstein Cathedral Lutheran churches converted from Roman Catholicism Pre-Reformation Roman Catholic cathedrals 1170s establishments in Germany 1170s establishments in the Holy Roman Empire 1173 establishments in Europe Churches completed in 1982 Brick Gothic Gothic architecture in Germany 12th-century churches in Germany