St. Theresa Cathedral, Juba, Catholic cathedral in Juba, South Sudan
St. Theresa Cathedral is a Catholic place of worship located in the Kator district along Unity Avenue in Juba. The building serves both as a religious venue and administrative headquarters for the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Juba, hosting regular services for the faithful.
Construction of the building began in the early 1950s, and it received official cathedral status in 1974 through papal recognition. This designation represented a turning point in the development of the Catholic church in the region.
The cathedral serves as the main gathering place for Juba's Catholic community and draws worshippers from across the city. It functions as a focal point where people come together regularly for religious services and celebrations.
The cathedral is open to the public and you can visit during religious services or explore the grounds at other times. It is helpful to check service times beforehand and dress appropriately if you plan to attend worship.
The building served as a shelter for thousands of people during periods of conflict in the region. This role demonstrated how important the structure is to the local community far beyond its religious purpose.
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