Shrine of Saint Thomas Becket

The Shrine of Saint Thomas Becket is a revered religious site located within Canterbury Cathedral in England, dedicated to Saint Thomas Becket, the 12th-century Archbishop of Canterbury. Known for his stand against royal interference in church affairs, Becket was murdered in the cathedral and later canonized as a saint. His shrine has historically been a major pilgrimage destination, symbolizing martyrdom and spiritual significance. Today, it remains a place of religious devotion and historical importance, drawing visitors who seek connection with Becket's legacy of faith and sacrifice.