St. Mark's Cathedral, Episcopal cathedral in Shreveport, United States
St. Mark's Cathedral is an Episcopal church built in Gothic Revival style with pointed arches and soaring vertical lines that define its architecture. The building sits at the intersection of Fairfield Avenue and Rutherford Street, commanding attention with its distinctive design.
The cathedral was established in 1839 and took its present form when it relocated to its current site in 1954. Official cathedral status was granted to the institution in 1990.
The cathedral hosts Spanish-language services that bring together community members on Sunday afternoons. This worship reflects how the congregation welcomes people from different linguistic backgrounds into its spiritual life.
The cathedral holds multiple services throughout the week at different times of day to accommodate various visitors. Those planning to attend should check ahead for current schedules and any special events.
The grounds house an affiliated school that has taught children from preschool through eighth grade for more than 50 years. This educational presence demonstrates the institution's long-term commitment to the community beyond worship alone.
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