St. Joseph Cathedral, Liepāja

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LIEPĀJA, LATVIA
St. Joseph Cathedral

The cathedral church of the Diocese of Liepāja, serving as a spiritual and architectural landmark in Latvia’s third-largest city.

At a glance

St. Joseph Cathedral is the principal church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Liepāja. Located in the coastal city of Liepāja in southwestern Latvia, it functions as both a place of worship and a visible symbol of Catholic heritage in the region.

History

The cathedral serves the Diocese of Liepāja, reflecting the Catholic tradition in Latvia. Further historical details about its construction and development require additional sourced information.

What you see

As the cathedral church of its diocese, St. Joseph Cathedral represents Catholic architectural tradition in Latvia. Specific architectural features and stylistic details await documentation.

Cultural significance

The cathedral holds importance as the seat of the Diocese of Liepāja and as a marker of Catholic presence in Latvia. It contributes to the religious and cultural landscape of Liepāja.

Key facts

  • Country: Latvia
  • City: Liepāja
  • Coordinates: 56.505°N, 21.0075°E
  • Function: Cathedral church of the Diocese of Liepāja

Practical information & getting there

St. Joseph Cathedral is located in Liepāja, Latvia’s third-largest port city on the Baltic Sea coast. Visitors can reach the city by road, rail, or air via Liepāja International Airport.

Sources & resources

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