St. Peter and St. Paul Cathedral, Saratov

The St. Peter and St. Paul Cathedral features clean architectural lines and functional forms, reflecting the principles of modernist design in religious architecture.

The cathedral's construction in 1995 marked a revival of Catholic presence in Saratov following the dissolution of the Soviet Union and previous religious restrictions.

This cathedral represents the center of Roman Catholic faith in a region where Orthodox Christianity predominates, serving a diverse community of different backgrounds.

Religious services and community gatherings take place regularly at the cathedral, which functions as the main church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saint Clement.

The cathedral manages religious activities across an extensive territory, continuing the historical role of Saratov as an administrative center for Catholicism in southern Russia.

Location: Saratov

Inception: 1995

Architectural style: modernism

Website: http://saratov.dscs.ru

GPS coordinates: 51.52750,46.04472

Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:25