How long is Heaven in Stone and Glass (2026)?

Heaven in Stone and Glass (2026) is 1 hr 38 min long.

Heaven in Stone and Glass (2026)

Name: Heaven in Stone and Glass (2026)
Genre: Documentary,Drama
Released: 2026-09-20
Duration: 98

Opens Sep 20 NR 1 hr 38 min

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Just beyond the doors of Europe’s Gothic cathedrals, light pours through colored glass, stone soars toward heaven, and something stirs deep within the human soul. Millions of pilgrims and tourists visit cathedrals each year, sensing in rose windows and sacred imagery a transcendent beauty that the secular world cannot explain. In Heaven in Stone and Glass: Experience the Spirituality of the Gothic Cathedrals with Bishop Barron, journey across France to explore sacred mysteries built into the crown jewels of Gothic architecture: Chartres, Notre-Dame, Reims, Amiens, and Saint-Denis. With characteristic clarity and theological depth, Bishop Barron—bishop of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, founder of Word on Fire, and host of the acclaimed CATHOLICISM series—reveals what sacred architecture has proclaimed for centuries: God is not distant but weaves his revelation into the very fabric of creation.

GENRE: Documentary, Drama
RELEASE DATE: Sunday, Sep 20, 2026

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How long is Heaven in Stone and Glass (2026)?: Heaven in Stone and Glass (2026) is 1 hr 38 min long.

Who directed Heaven in Stone and Glass (2026)?: Rob Kaczmark

What is Heaven in Stone and Glass (2026) about?: Just beyond the doors of Europe’s Gothic cathedrals, light pours through colored glass, stone soars toward heaven, and something stirs deep within the human soul. Millions of pilgrims and tourists visit cathedrals each year, sensing in rose windows and sacred imagery a transcendent beauty that the secular world cannot explain. In Heaven in Stone and Glass: Experience the Spirituality of the Gothic Cathedrals with Bishop Barron, journey across France to explore sacred mysteries built into the crown jewels of Gothic architecture: Chartres, Notre-Dame, Reims, Amiens, and Saint-Denis. With characteristic clarity and theological depth, Bishop Barron—bishop of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, founder of Word on Fire, and host of the acclaimed CATHOLICISM series—reveals what sacred architecture has proclaimed for centuries: God is not distant but weaves his revelation into the very fabric of creation.