The Bishop of Coventry has appointed the Reverend Mary Gregory as Canon for Arts and Reconciliation at Coventry Cathedral. Of her appointment, Mary said, ‘I am so delighted to be joining Coventry Cathedral as Canon for Arts and Reconciliation in … Continue reading →
Coventry Cathedral and the Community of the Cross of Nails are releasing short video-interviews with some of Coventry’s most eminent theologians and leaders in reconciliation, past and present, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and Revd Canon Paul Oestreicher. … Continue reading →
International Cross of Nails Schools (ICONS) is a growing network of schools around the world that have recognised the opportunity for introducing principles of peace, forgiveness, conflict transformation and reconciliation into their school communities. In October 2019, Coventry Cathedral celebrated … Continue reading →
Coventry Cathedral is one of the world’s oldest religious-based centres for reconciliation. Following the destruction of the Cathedral during ‘Operation Moonlight Sonata’ in November 1940, Provost Howard in a national radio broadcast from the cathedral ruins declared that when the … Continue reading →
The Reconciliation Ministry Team at Coventry Cathedral has recently launched their new workshop programme for visitors, churches, schools, and community groups. We offer six workshops that will deepen your understanding of reconciliation in theory, theology, and practice. You can find … Continue reading →
The Reconciliation Ministry Team at Coventry Cathedral is now seeking new interns for 2017-2018. If you know someone or you yourself are passionate about learning, deepening your understanding of reconciliation, living in community, and growing spiritually, check out our website … Continue reading →
This page is a stub. If you can add more details, please either write your comments below or visit the add/edit page. Thank you. Coventry Cathedral is one of the world’s oldest religious-based centres for reconciliation. Following the destruction of … Continue reading →