Coventry Cathedral

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Coventry Cathedral is a historic English church in Coventry, renowned both for its medieval ruins destroyed in World War II and its striking modernist replacement symbolizing reconciliation and peace.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican cathedral
church building
affiliation Cross of Nails
surface form: Community of the Cross of Nails
alsoKnownAs Cathedral Church of St Michael
architect Basil Spence
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture
Modernist architecture
causeOfDestruction World War II bombing
consecrationDate 1962-05-25
constructionStartDate 1956
coordinates 52.408°N 1.507°W
country United Kingdom
dateOfDestruction 1940-11-14
dedicatedTo St Michael
denomination Church of England
destroyedInEvent bombing of Coventry
surface form: Coventry Blitz
diocese Diocese of Coventry
foundingDate 12th century
function seat of the Bishop of Coventry
governingBody Chapter of Coventry Cathedral
hasArtwork Graham Sutherland tapestry of Christ in Glory
Jacob Epstein sculpture St Michael and the Devil
John Hutton Great West Screen
hasFeature Charred cross from bombed roof timbers
Cross of Nails
hasMotto Father Forgive
hasOrgan pipe organ by Harrison & Harrison
hasPart new cathedral building
old cathedral ruins
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageStatus major symbol of post-war reconstruction in Britain
inaugurationDate 1962
liturgicalTradition Anglican
locatedIn Coventry
England
West Midlands
material sandstone
predecessor medieval St Michael’s Church
province Province of Canterbury
symbolizes peace
reconciliation
touristAttraction yes
website https://www.coventrycathedral.org.uk/

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