Confessio of Saint Peter

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The Confessio of Saint Peter is the shrine beneath the high altar of St. Peter's Basilica that marks the traditional burial site and veneration place of the Apostle Peter.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian shrine
pilgrimage site
reliquary shrine
accessedBy stairs in front of the papal altar
architecturalStyle Baroque
associatedEvent Feast of the Chair of Saint Peter
liturgical celebrations in honor of Saint Peter
associatedWith Cathedra Petri by Gian Lorenzo Bernini
surface form: Baldachin of St. Peter

Papacy
St. Peter's Basilica
surface form: Papal altar of St. Peter's Basilica

Saint Peter's tomb
commemorates traditional burial site of the Apostle Peter
country Vatican City
dedicatedTo Apostle Peter
surface form: Saint Peter
denomination Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic
hasFunction focus of papal liturgies on the tomb of Peter
site of veneration of Saint Peter
hasViewFrom nave of St. Peter's Basilica
heritageStatus part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Vatican City
languageOfInscription Latin
locatedBeneath high altar of St. Peter's Basilica
locatedIn St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican City
material marble
partOf necropolis under St. Peter's Basilica
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
significance major destination for Christian pilgrims
marks the traditional tomb of the Apostle Peter
underlies crossing of St. Peter's Basilica
venerationPlaceOf Apostle Peter

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Chair of Saint Peter alsoKnownAs Confessio of Saint Peter
this entity surface form: Cathedra Petri
St. Peter's Basilica hasPart Confessio of Saint Peter
Baldachin of St. Peter's (Bernini) locatedAbove Confessio of Saint Peter
Old St. Peter's Basilica notableFeature Confessio of Saint Peter
this entity surface form: Confessio over the tomb of Saint Peter
Gian Lorenzo Bernini notableWork Confessio of Saint Peter
this entity surface form: Cathedra Petri