St. Boniface Catholic Church, Roman Catholic church building in Sioux City, United States
St. Boniface is a Roman Catholic church at 703 W 5th Street featuring 66 stained glass windows imported from Munich. The building displays round-arch windows and a rose window, all manufactured in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
German Catholic settlers founded the parish in December 1885, with the first Mass held in July 1887. The current church building was constructed in 1911, representing the community's growth and commitment to their faith.
The parish was established by German Catholics and continues to reflect their heritage in its design and naming. Today, Spanish language services show how the community has adapted to serve changing neighborhoods.
The church is best experienced during regular service times, with Saturday afternoons offering a convenient visiting window. Visitors can explore the interior to appreciate the detailed windows and overall architecture at their own pace.
The tower was constructed using bricks from Buffalo combined with limestone details from Bedford, making it the tallest structure in the city during its early years. This combination of materials gave the building a distinctive presence in the local landscape.
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