St. Theresa’s Cathedral, Juba
The Catholic cathedral in Kator, Juba, and the seat of the Archbishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba.
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The Catholic cathedral in Kator, Juba, and the seat of the Archbishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba.
The mother church of the Diocese of Juba and, according to the diocese, of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan.
Ashgabat’s historic Russian Orthodox church dedicated to St. Alexander Nevsky and home to several revered relics and icons.
A major Burgenland pilgrimage basilica rooted in a 17th-century copy of the Loreto Marian image and Holy House tradition.
Vorarlberg’s major Marian pilgrimage basilica, centred on a 15th-century grace image, the Silver Cross and the devotional tradition of Saint Fridolin’s stone.
A major Carinthian Marian pilgrimage basilica whose origin tradition is associated with Helena and a dream reported in 1513.
A major Marian pilgrimage basilica in Innsbruck-Wilten, combining early Christian archaeological evidence with an important Rococo church.
Burgenland’s major Marian pilgrimage basilica, with a shrine documented in 1324 and a present Baroque church completed in 1702.
A major Romanesque church in Carinthia whose hundred-column crypt contains the tomb venerated as that of Saint Hemma of Gurk.
An Augustinian monastery founded in 1071 on a site long associated with Saint Florian, combining living religious practice with major Baroque heritage.
The cathedral of Linz, begun in 1862 and solemnly consecrated in 1924 after a 62-year Gothic Revival building campaign.
A 17th-century Marian pilgrimage church above Salzburg, centred on an image long venerated as the Maria Plain grace image.