Washington National Cathedral unveiled new racial justice themed stained glass windows to replace those that honored Confederate generals.

National Cathedral Will Unveil New Stained Glass Windows on September 23 The racial-justice-themed windows replace the Confederate-themed stained glass that was removed in 2017.

Last week, on Friday, August 9, some pieces of mortar from a previous repair fell down from the vault near the stained glass window by the cathedral's entrance.

Special tours, which give greater insights to aspects of the cathedral are also undertaken by the guides – these include stained glass, architecture, the Winchester diver and many more topics.

With prayers, poetry, hymns and history, the Washington National Cathedral dedicated two new racial justice-themed stained glass windows Saturday.

The landmark Washington National Cathedral unveiled new stained-glass windows Saturday with a theme of racial justice.

When Notre-Dame de Paris suffered extensive structural damage in a major fire, most of the historic cathedral's stained glass was able to withstand the heat and the flames.

In 2012, scientists reopened six 400-year-old chests, stored in Winchester cathedral, for the first time in decades, writes CAT JARMAN. Above: The chest containing Queen Emma.

The Washington National Cathedral has unveiled new stained glass windows with a theme of racial justice — replacing images that were a stain on our national history.