The principal church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of London, situated in southwestern Ontario.
At a glance
St. Peter’s Cathedral Basilica serves as the seat of the Bishop of London, Ontario. Located at 196 Dufferin Avenue, the building stands as a significant religious landmark within its diocese and the local community.
History
The church holds the designation of cathedral basilica within the Roman Catholic Diocese of London. Further details about its founding, construction phases, and architectural evolution are not available in current sources.
What you see
The building’s architectural character and interior design reflect its role as a major diocesan cathedral. Specific architectural details and stylistic features await fuller documentation.
Cultural significance
As a cathedral basilica, St. Peter’s holds religious and institutional importance within the Roman Catholic tradition. It functions as the mother church of its diocese and represents Catholic heritage in London, Ontario.
Key facts
- Location: 196 Dufferin Avenue, London, Ontario, Canada
- Coordinates: 42.98694444, −81.25
- Designation: Cathedral Basilica, Roman Catholic Diocese of London
Practical information & getting there
The cathedral is located on Dufferin Avenue in downtown London. For current visiting hours, mass schedules, and accessibility information, contact the Diocese of London or visit the cathedral directly.
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