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Church of All Nations
Catholic church in the Valley of Josaphat in Jerusalem, consecrated in 1924
- Dated from 1924 CE
- Also called Basilica of the Agony
Overview
Catholic church in the Valley of Josaphat in Jerusalem, consecrated in 1924Wikidata record description. Read Church of All Nations in the Wikipedia reader.
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Recorded events
What Church of All Nations’s own record names in its history, in the order of the dates on the statements.
- 1919 CE – 1924 CE Construction ↗
- 17 October 1919 CE Foundation stone laying ceremony ↗
- 15 June 1924 CE Church consecration ↗
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