Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Cathedral, Kisantu, Catholic cathedral in Kisantu, Democratic Republic of the Congo

Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Cathedral is a church building in Kisantu featuring Tuscan architectural elements visible in its prominent facade. The structure follows the traditional layout of a Roman Catholic basilica with a central nave and side sections.

Construction took place between 1926 and 1936, replacing an older mission established by Belgian Jesuits in 1893. The Diocese was later created in 1959 through a papal document issued by Pope John XXIII.

The cathedral serves as the spiritual heart of Kisantu's Catholic community and draws worshippers from across the region. It remains central to the religious life of the city, hosting regular services and important celebrations.

The cathedral is located south of Kinshasa near Kisantu and is accessible to visitors traveling through the region. Major restoration work in 2011 ensured the structure remains well-maintained.

The cathedral is about 120 kilometres south of Kinshasa and shares the town with the Botanical Garden of Kisantu, the other site visitors usually pair with it. The Tuscan-inspired design was drawn up during the Belgian Jesuit mission period that began on this spot in 1893.