Mount Carmel Cathedral

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In order to respect the beliefs of the locals, it is recommended to rent a car by yourself, then drive outside the church, take a look outside, and admire the Spanish architecture of the last century. In addition to the Carmel Catholic Church, there are also on Saipan There are many small churches, each of which has its own characteristics. In addition to the seaside, the church is also a place worth checking in.

This is the second oldest Catholic church in the world. It was restored in the mid-19th century, but it is still there. Pope John Paul II visited here a few years ago. One of its tasks is to convert Native Americans to Christianity, and the other is to expand the Spanish empire in the New World and establish its own foothold. These mission centers are the oldest buildings in California.

In addition to the magnificent appearance, there are very beautiful flowers outside the church, which is refreshing. It is worth noting that the main entrance of the church is not open to the public. Visitors can only enter from the side entrance, and the church is also open every Sunday morning. Worship will be held, and worship is not open to visitors.

The Catholic Cathedral of Mount Carmel is on the south side of Saipan, just on the side of the seaside road. This church was built during the Spanish rule. What you see now is rebuilt after World War II. The entire cathedral is white. very beautiful.

The church is located on the Southwest Beach Road of Saipan. It was built during Spanish rule. The current white building was rebuilt after World War II. It is the largest on Saipan and the only Catholic church approved by the Pope of the Vatican. In front of the church is a statue of the Virgin embracing the Holy Child Jesus.