Coventry Cathedral
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Coventry Cathedral

Coventry Cathedral is a place of reconciliation and peace, comprising the ruins of the medieval cathedral bombed in 1940 and the modern cathedral designed by Basil Spence consecrated in 1962. The two cathedrals stand together as a powerful symbol of Christian hope and forgiveness. Coventry is a key waypoint on the Via Beata coast-to-coast pilgrimage.

Pilgrimage Route to Coventry Cathedral

Via Beata (Way of Blessing)

~400 miles · Suffolk to Pembrokeshire (coast to coast)

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