The seat of the Anglican Diocese of Calgary, this cathedral stands in the heart of downtown as a spiritual landmark for Alberta’s largest city.
At a glance
The Cathedral Church of the Redeemer is Calgary’s principal Anglican place of worship, located in the downtown core. It serves as the cathedral and official seat of the Archbishop of the Anglican Diocese of Calgary.
History
The cathedral’s founding and development reflect the growth of the Anglican Church in Alberta and its role in the spiritual life of Calgary’s community.
What you see
The building stands as a recognizable religious structure in Calgary’s downtown district, serving as both a place of worship and an architectural presence in the city’s core.
Cultural significance
As the seat of the Archbishop, the cathedral holds institutional importance within the Anglican Church in western Canada. It remains a focal point for the faith community and a landmark in Calgary’s religious landscape.
Key facts
- Country: Canada
- City: Calgary, Alberta
- Coordinates: 51.0466°N, 114.06°W
- Designation: Cathedral and seat of the Archbishop of the Anglican Diocese of Calgary
Practical information & getting there
The cathedral is situated in downtown Calgary, making it accessible by public transit and vehicle. For current visiting hours and service times, contact the cathedral directly or consult the Anglican Diocese of Calgary website.
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