Parish of Saint George the Great Martyr

The Parish of Saint George the Great Martyr features traditional European architectural elements with wooden details and decorative stone elements throughout its structure.

The establishment of this Catholic parish in 1880 marked the beginning of an organized Catholic presence in the Kaluga region during imperial Russian times.

The parish maintains Catholic religious traditions through regular celebrations of mass, sacraments, and annual religious festivals according to the Roman Catholic calendar.

Religious services at the Parish of Saint George the Great Martyr take place on Sundays and major Catholic holidays, with additional activities scheduled during the week.

The church building combines Catholic architectural traditions with local Russian construction methods, resulting in a structure that reflects both Western and Eastern influences.

Location: Kaluga

Inception: 1880

GPS coordinates: 54.52158,36.26181

Latest update: August 31, 2025 09:30