Redemptorist Monastery, North Perth

The Redemptorist Monastery in North Perth is a religious complex featuring Federation Gothic design with walls constructed from Cottesloe Limestone. Its interior is decorated with large-scale murals that fill the worship spaces and create an artistic religious environment.

The monastery was established in 1903 when the Redemptorist Order settled in the area at the request of a local bishop. The complex was inaugurated with a dedication honoring two important figures in the Church.

The monastery serves as a gathering place where the local community comes together for masses and prayer meetings, shaping the spiritual life of the area. The spaces reflect a living practice where traditional Catholic rituals continue to be observed today.

The complex is located on Vincent Street and allows visitors to attend daily morning services and weekend masses. It is advisable to arrive early if you want to explore the building quietly or participate in worship.

The interior murals were created by an Austrian artist during the 1960s and represent a rare blend of European religious art tradition in Australia. These works give the spaces an artistic depth that goes beyond the ordinary.