Whether you’re religious or not, if you’ve lived in Hartford for any amount of time, you’ve likely gone past or even attended mass at Cathedral of Saint Joseph. This massive, beautiful cathedral is truly a work of art, no matter what background you come from. The original cathedral actually burned down long ago, and now this new sacred structure stands upon the same ground as the historical cathedral did. No matter what walk of life you come from, everyone is welcome to take in the stunning art that is the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford, Connecticut.

Welcome to the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford.
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This immaculate building is actually fairly new in comparison to most sanctuaries. The original cathedral was lost in a fire in 1956.
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Losing the original 1800s cathedral was a tragedy and the cause of the fire was never determined.
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The new tower was completed in 1962 and while the two styles couldn't be more different, they both hold their own beauty.
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This monolithic structure is a gigantic 281-feet-tall, towering over the city, including Mark Twain's house which is right across the street.
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The inside of the cathedral features some of the greatest ecclesiastical art in America. The mural of Christ behind the altar is the largest ceramic tile mural in the world.
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No matter what beliefs you hold, we can all agree that the Cathedral of St. Joseph is one of the most beautiful works of art in Hartford.
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For more information on the Cathedral of St. Joseph, you can visit the cathedral's website right here.

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