St. John Cathedral, Roman Catholic cathedral in Jinotega, Nicaragua
St. John Cathedral is a place of worship in Jinotega with neoclassical design features and wooden altars, religious statuary, and bell towers visible from the city streets. The building occupies a central location overlooking the surrounding area.
The site was established in 1752 as a simple thatched structure that was replaced with a permanent stone building in 1805. The building underwent major renovations in the late 1800s and again during the mid-20th century.
This cathedral serves as the spiritual center where locals gather for worship and religious celebrations that shape community life. The building stands as a focal point for faith and tradition in the region.
The cathedral is located on the main avenue of Jinotega at an elevated spot in the city. Visitors can attend services during regular times or explore the building when services are not taking place.
The building serves as the seat of the bishop for the Diocese of Jinotega, a role it has held only since 1991. This designation marked a significant moment for religious administration in the region.
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