A Collegiate Church is a type of church that is served by a group of clergy known as a college. Unlike a cathedral, which is led by a bishop, a collegiate church typically has a more communal structure where the clergy share responsibilities for worship and administration. These churches often have a rich history and may be associated with a specific community or educational institution. Collegiate churches can be found in various countries and often feature unique architectural styles. They may also serve as important cultural and historical sites, housing significant artifacts and artworks. Examples include the Collegiate Church of St. Mary in Warwick and the Collegiate Church of St. Peter in Westminster.