St. Stanislaus Cathedral in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Catholic cathedral in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
St. Stanislaus Cathedral is a brick structure located on Scranton's South Side with distinct European architectural features. The building displays traditional Polish design elements both in its exterior form and interior layout.
The cathedral was founded in 1897 as the first parish of the Polish National Catholic Church for immigrants in the area. It became a spiritual center for the growing Polish population in Scranton.
The cathedral serves as a center for Polish-American community life in Scranton. Visitors see how the space brings together people who maintain their heritage through worship and social gatherings.
The cathedral is open to visitors who wish to see the architecture and interior space. It is helpful to check service times in advance to find a quiet moment for viewing if you prefer not to attend a service.
In the early 1900s, religious services at the cathedral were conducted in Polish rather than Latin. This change reflected the needs and identity of the local congregation.
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