Cathedrale Sainte-Marie, Catholic cathedral in Conakry, Guinea.
Cathedrale Sainte-Marie is a Catholic house of worship in Conakry featuring twin towers and a white stone facade that rises prominently above the city. The building contains interior spaces designed for religious services and gatherings.
Construction of the cathedral began in the 1920s under Bishop Raymond René Lérouge and continued over several decades. This period marked the development of organized Catholic presence in the region.
The cathedral stands as a spiritual center where Catholics from across Conakry gather for worship and religious ceremonies throughout the year. Local residents recognize it as an important landmark in the city's religious landscape.
The cathedral is located near the Presidential Palace in central Conakry and is easy to find by local landmarks. Visitors should note that access may be restricted during active religious services or special ceremonies.
The cathedral oversees 32 parishes across a territory of 88,664 square kilometers, serving approximately 170,000 Catholics in Guinea.
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