Holy Family Church, Catholic church in Luanda, Angola.
Holy Family Church is a Catholic church building in Luanda featuring traditional architectural elements typical of religious structures and a spacious interior. The building accommodates worshippers and displays characteristic design features of Catholic churches.
The church was established as a place of Catholic worship in Luanda and has served as a religious center in the city. In 1992, Pope John Paul II visited the building during his pastoral journey through Angola.
The church offers services in Portuguese and English, welcoming both residents and visitors from around the world. People gather here for regular worship, and the space reflects the religious needs of Luanda's diverse community.
The church is open to visitors on most days, though hours vary depending on the day of the week. It's helpful to check the opening hours before visiting to plan your trip accordingly.
The Holy Family Church holds the distinct GCatholic Church identification number 46231 within the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Luanda system.
Location: Luanda
Address: R. Kwame Nkrumah 217-221, Luanda, Angola
Opening Hours: Monday 08:00-15:30; Tuesday-Thursday 08:00-15:00; Friday 08:00-18:00; Sunday 08:30-12:00
GPS coordinates: -8.82467,13.23831
Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:48
Angola presents a rich blend of history and nature, from the capital city of Luanda stretching into remote provinces. In Luanda, visitors can explore historical structures like Fort São Miguel, the Iron Palace, and the Mausoleum of Agostinho Neto. The city's churches, including Our Lady of the People Church and the Jesuits Church, reveal Angola's religious heritage. The provinces unveil Angola's natural wonders. The lunar landscape of Miradouro da Lua with its red rock formations sits near Luanda. Kalandula Falls in Malanje drops dramatically into the distance. The Christ King Statue overlooks Lubango, while Tundavala in Huíla offers deep gorges. Serra da Leba in Namibe shows mountainous terrain that rises above winding roads. Angola's coastline draws visitors with beaches like Mussulo, Santiago, and Ilha do Cabo. Quiçama National Park offers wilderness and wildlife. Museums in Luanda document the country's history and traditions, while the graveyard of sunken ships and the port of Lobito speak to Angola's maritime past.
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