The last two reviewers falsely claimed that St Paul´s Cathedral is (Roman) Catholic. It is in fact an Anglican cathedral.

The last two reviewers falsely claimed that St Paul´s Cathedral is (Roman) Catholic. It is in fact an Anglican cathedral.
A beautiful cathedral with friendly welcoming people. Good music. A special service for the 60th anniversary of the Coronation of The Queen.
Just as St Mary Cathedral is the Number One Catholic Cathedral in Sydney, this is perhaps Melbourne's Number One Catholic Cathedral.
Initially, I thought that Australia would not be a country to visit churches, but man this church was quite nice and well located. It is just opp fed square. There are quite a bit of history to read about...
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This is Melbourne's Number One Catholic Cathedral.
The imposing blue stone structure was built in the day when Melbourne had many Irish migrants who carried their catholic faith to their new country as part of the culture they handed on.
Although not packed to the rafters like it used to be, nevertheless 25% of the population claim to be catholic...
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amazing spiritual richness. Outstanding architecture amazing wealth never seen so many alters in one cathedral. Definitely worth a look whether you are catholic or not.
Gorgeous gothic-transitional architecture in the heart of a modern city. Well worth the visit. Beautifully preserved history.
After strolling along the street in the morning we noticed that evensong was on at 5pm and decided to visit. We both enjoyed the music and song with a choir of young men and voices soaring to the heights of the Cathedral roof. Would recommend
While there are thousands of churches and cathedrals all over the world possibly way more impressive and grand, this is a must visit on a trip to Melbourne as it stands gloriously in the heart of the city. Walking inside takes you back a few centuries and you can feel the serene heavenly essence echoed throughout its walls.
If you enjoy beautiful churches and appreciate leadlight, then you will love this amazing cathedral. It is also a very peaceful environment and memorable to visit this very iconic historical site. The cathedral is free to visit although many offer a donation while there as I did.
We took my father to the healing service on a Tuesday evening. ( He is doing amazingly well I might add since!) but it was a lovely attractive atmospheric place from an historical and architectural point of view as well as spiritual.
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