Alabama is a huge part of the Bible Belt, so it’s not surprising that you’ll encounter a variety of churches throughout the state. Even though some of the churches are much bigger and older than others, they’re all special in their own right. One of these churches in particular is the Cathedral of Saint Paul. Once you step inside, you’ll see that this church is an absolute work of art.
The Cathedral of Saint Paul, which is located in downtown Birmingham, is one of Alabama's most beautiful churches.
After entering this spectacular church, which practices Roman Catholicism, you'll encounter the beautiful sanctuary. This magnificent room features a semicircular domed apse, ten solid granite columns and...
The view from the church's altar is as wonderful as the view from the pews. The original church was built in 1872, and the current cathedral was completed in 1893. The Cathedral of Saint Paul was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.
The chapel is another beautiful room inside of the Cathedral of Saint Paul. Along with its stained glass windows, it features lovely fixtures, candles and more.
There's also an outdoor altar onsite. Be sure to stop by and say a prayer the next time you're visiting the Cathedral of Saint Paul, which is one of Birmingham's true hidden gems.
Mass schedule is Saturday (anticipated) at 5:00 p.m., Sunday at 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., and Monday-Friday at 6:30 a.m. and 12:10 p.m. For more information regarding the Cathedral of Saint Paul, click
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There are many other churches, cathedrals and chapels located throughout Alabama. For information regarding one of the state’s most unique chapels, click here.
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