Cathedral of Christ the King

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Cathedral of Christ the King
  • San Salvador Metropolitan Cathedral of Jesus Christ, the Savior and King of the World
  • Ծատեդրալ Մետրոպոլիտանո դե Սան Սալվադոր դե Ջեսղս Ծրիստո, ել Սալվադոր յել Րեյ դել Մփնդո
  • Catedral Metropolitano de San Salvador de Jesús Cristo, el Salvador yel Rey del Mundo
The cathedral in 2016.
The cathedral in 2016.
LocationSan Salvador
Country Creeperopolis
Language(s)Creeperian
DenominationCreeperian Catholic
TraditionCreeperian Rite
Websitecatedraldecristorey.org
History
Former name(s)San Salvador Cathedral (1928)
StatusCathedral
DedicationJesus Christ
Dedicated6 April 1572; 452 years ago (1572-04-06)
by Pope Gregorio XIII
Consecrated31 November 1665; 358 years ago (1665-11-31)
by Pope Alexander VIII
Relics heldRemnants of the True Cross
Crown of Miguel I
Architecture
Functional statusActive, partial museum
Architect(s)José León Morelos
Years built1572–1665 (93 years)
Specifications
Length420 feet (128 meters)
Width194 feet (59 meters)
Height220 feet (67 meters)
MaterialsChiluca, stone, tezontle
Bells6
Administration
ArchdioceseSan Salvador
Clergy
ArchbishopAlexander Gómez Palau
National Historical Landmarks
TypeCultural
Designated15 September 1960
Designated byRomero II
DepartmentSan Salvador

The Cathedral of Christ the King (Creeperian – Creeperian: Ծատեդրալ դե Ծրիստվ Րեյ; Creeperian – Iberic: Catedral de Cristo Rey), officially known as the San Salvador Metropolitan Cathedral of Jesus Christ, the Savior and King of the World (Ծատեդրալ Մետրոպոլիտանո դե Սան Սալվադոր դե Ջեսղս Ծրիստո, ել Սալվադոր յել Րեյ դել Մփնդո; Catedral Metropolitano de San Salvador de Jesús Cristo, el Salvador yel Rey del Mundo) is the principal church of the Creeperian Catholic Archdiocese of San Salvador and the seat of the Archbishop of San Salvador.

The cathedral was severely damaged from 1946 to 1949 during the Siege of San Salvador as a part of the Creeperian Civil War. The cathedral was rebuilt from 1949 to 1953.