Church of Theth, Catholic church in Theth village, Albania

The Church of Theth is a Catholic church in Theth, Shkodër District, built in 1892. It was among the first buildings erected in the settlement and also housed the parish priest, so the church and the priest's residence stood together from the start.

The Church of Theth was built in 1892, one of the first structures raised in the settlement, and it housed the parish priest. Its first parish priest was At Shtjefen Gjeçovi, who in 1917 opened a school in the church and taught the village children himself, a practice later priests continued.

The church functions as a central meeting place where the community gathers for religious services and local celebrations that reinforce their bonds. This is where residents come together to practice their Catholic faith.

The church is accessible only by hiking on mountain trails, as the single road to the village is steep and remote. During winter months from December through April, the path becomes difficult or impassable, so visitors should plan accordingly.

The church remains an active religious center while the surrounding village exists as both a National Park and a Protected Historic Area at the same time. This dual designation makes the location unusual, where spiritual practice and nature conservation coexist.