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News & Updates
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The Revd Canon Andrew Dodd appointed as the next Dean of Coventry
16 Jul — Coventry Cathedral and The Bishop of Coventry, the Right Reverend Sophie Jelley, are pleased to announce the appointment of the Revd Canon Andrew Dodd as the next Dean of Coventry. Andrew is currently Canon Treasurer at…
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Walkway closure 21st and 22nd July
13 Jul — Please note the walkway route through the Cathedral to the city centre will be temporarily closed between the 21 and 22 July for maintenance. The stairs from the Ruins to the New Cathedral are being closed, so the…
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You are invited to be part of a significant moment in the life of our…
9 Jul — Coventry Cathedral and the Bishop of Coventry are pleased to invite you to be part of a significant moment in the life of our Cathedral. Coventry Cathedral is a much-loved and important place in our city and diocese,…
A welcome message from the Dean
Healing wounds. Living with difference. Building justice and peace.
As a global leader in Christian reconciliation, we show that journeys of transformation from darkness to light, aren’t just possible. They happen here, every day. We invite you to visit us and experience them.
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We are right at the heart of Coventry
We're 100m from the bus station and 300m from the multi-story car park at Salt Lane CV1 2GY. Once on foot, head for Cuckoo Lane for the best entrance into the Ruin. Especially on your first visit, it’s always best to enter the New Cathedral, via the Ruins.
“We are trying to banish all thoughts of revenge. We are going to try to make a kinder world.”
From Provost Howard’s 1940 broadcast, made from the Ruins on Christmas Day, six weeks after the Blitz.
