Showing posts with label Cathedrals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cathedrals. Show all posts

Sunday, 10 January 2016

Catholic Church, Geraldton WA

St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, Geraldton, WA is a Roman Catholic Catherdral.
The Cathedral was designed by Monsignor Hawes (Priest and Architect), who arrived in Geraldton as a parish priest in 1915 - the building is generally regarded as one of his finest works.
The foundation stone was laid in 1916 and the building completed in 1938.





The sun was totally in the wrong place, inside the Cathedral it was so very dark.




Friday, 4 October 2013

Dads ok! Bendigo Sacred Heart Cathedral..continued.

My dads little operation went well and we anticipate him going home next week, I will stay with him till he's stronger, plus he will have help beside me.
Thanks to all who wished him well.

I have posted about Bendigo [here] in March this year - interior of the Cathedral. They were older photos, the ones below taken this year and are different. [Here] my post a few days ago.


Stained Glass at the rear of the Cathedral.


The glass and Organ Pipes.


One small area of the side of the Cathedral.


Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Sacred Heart Cathedral, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia

A beautiful Catholic Cathedral in Bendigo which was built in 1897 and completed in 1977.  The large pipe organ was installed in 1905, the organ being built by Bishop & Son of London.
I couldn't get a decent photo of the outside due to the sun.
The Cathedral will seat 2,000 people according to the man sitting in the Church who commenced a conversation with me. From memory that same man was sitting in the same place when I last visited the Cathedral :)

The style of the Cathedral is early English Gothic.  A few photos of the outside of the Cathedral.

















Thursday, 7 March 2013

Sacred Heart Cathedral, Bendigo

Bendigo is about 150km from Melbourne in the State of Victoria Australia
Gold was discovered many years ago so hence many migrants came to settle and find the gold.
There are also factories of various types along with farming in the district.

Sacred Heart Cathedral was built of Sandstone in the mid to late 1800's, after a rest the Cathedral was completed in recent times being one of the largest Cathedral's in Australia.


Looking towards the Alter.


 Looking towards the front door.


Also looking towards the back of the church.