St Boniface Anglican Cathedral, Anglican cathedral in Bunbury, Australia.
St Boniface is an Anglican cathedral in Bunbury featuring double yellow brick walls and a prominent clock tower. The building includes an undercroft crypt, memorial stained glass windows, and a gabled terracotta-tiled roof.
The foundation stone was laid in 1961 and the cathedral officially opened in 1962. It replaced an earlier Anglican church that had served the community on Victoria Street.
The cathedral serves as a community gathering place where residents attend services, enjoy musical performances, and participate in choir concerts throughout the year. People come here for both spiritual practice and cultural events.
Visitors can attend services on weekday mornings at 8am and on Sundays at 8am and 10am throughout the year. The adjacent Community Hall provides space for gatherings and can accommodate groups of various sizes.
It was the first Anglican cathedral built in regional Western Australia and serves as a war memorial within the state. The building holds dual significance as both a place of worship and a tribute to those who served.
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