Church of San Antonio de Padua, Gijón

The Church of San Antonio de Padua features architectural elements consistent with mid-20th-century ecclesiastical design principles, incorporating natural light through strategic window placement.

Architect Miguel García de la Cruz designed this religious building in response to the growing spiritual needs of the urban population after the Spanish Civil War.

The parish organizes structured programs throughout the year, including catechism classes, theological discussions, and community workshops for different age groups.

Regular Mass services take place daily, with additional ceremonies for baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and other Catholic sacraments throughout the week.

The church maintains detailed records of religious ceremonies performed since its establishment in 1940, documenting the spiritual life of Gijón residents.

Location: Gijón

Inception: 1940

Architects: Miguel García de la Cruz

Address: Calle Uria, 47

GPS coordinates: 43.53778,-5.65339

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:30