St Mark's Cathedral, Port Pirie

St Mark's Cathedral features Gothic Revival architecture with stained glass windows depicting biblical narratives and religious figures throughout its interior spaces.

The original structure from 1882 suffered extensive fire damage in 1947, leading to a complete reconstruction that concluded with its reopening in 1953.

The cathedral stands as the primary center for Catholic ceremonies in Port Pirie, hosting regular religious services and community gatherings for local residents.

Visitors can access the cathedral from Gertrude Street in Port Pirie, where regular masses and religious ceremonies take place throughout the week.

The cathedral serves as the episcopal seat for the Diocese of Port Pirie, covering an extensive territory across South Australia's northern regions.

Location: South Australia

Inception: 1882

GPS coordinates: -33.17940,138.00800

Latest update: March 3, 2025 11:05