New Zealand’s Anglican church will build a temporary cathedral made of cardboard in earthquake-devastated Christchurch as ... “The Transitional Cathedral is a symbol of hope for the future ...

Since a February 2011 earthquake caused major destruction in downtown Christchurch ... new cathedral, and the diocese hopes to publicize designs before the end of 2012. Meanwhile, a transitional ...

Last week a $6 million “cardboard cathedral” was formally unveiled in Christchurch ... Made from 98 giant cardboard tubes, the new Transitional Cathedral will hold 700 worshippers ...

Visitors from all over the world heading to New Zealand can now satisfy their curiosity about Christchurch’s famed Transitional ‘Cardboard’ Cathedral. After nearly two years of planning and ...

Fourteen months to the day after an earthquake devastated Christchurch’s 19th ... 700 worshipers while a new permanent cathedral is built. “The Transitional Cathedral is a symbol of hope ...

“There are people in Christchurch very attached to the transitional cathedral and some of them were present in our synod and spoke up in favour of it being retained as a building,” Carrell said.

The cathedral is the first substantial “rebuild” after the earthquake, according to the Christchurch Transitional Cathedral’s website. “The world is watching and willing us on as we slowly ...

There were also smaller fires at the Christchurch Transitional Cathedral and New Brighton’s Beach Café, and reports of an attempted arson at a church in Kaiapoi. A 21-year-old man - who's been ...

Fourteen months to the day after an earthquake devastated Christchurch’s 19th ... 700 worshipers while a new permanent cathedral is built. “The Transitional Cathedral is a symbol of hope ...

New Zealand's Anglican church will build a temporary cathedral made of cardboard in earthquake-devastated Christchurch as ... in the 6.3 magnitude quake. "The Transitional Cathedral is a symbol ...

“There are people in Christchurch very attached to the transitional cathedral and some of them were present in our synod and spoke up in favour of it being retained as a building,” Carrell said.