Leeds Cathedral - Leeds (England)

Leeds Cathedral, situated in the suburb of Lovell Park in Leeds, England, is an exquisite example of religious architecture. Originally built as St Anne's Roman Catholic Church in 1838, it achieved cathedral status in 1878. Though modest in size due to its constrained location, the cathedral boasts a nave and chancel with narrow transepts and chapels, all under a continuous roof. Crafted from Weldon stone with Ketton stone details, its west front features a large ornate crucifix sculpture. Inside, visitors can find a serene environment, accentuated by rows of stone pillars and a barrelled ceiling.

⌛ Mass Times at Leeds Cathedral

The mass times for Leeds Cathedral are listed below. To confirm the exact time, we recommend contacting the church through one of the channels you'll find at the bottom.

🕯️ Confessions and Other Services

In addition to mass, this religious institution offers a variety of ceremonies, such as confessions, baptisms, marriages, funeral services, and other events.

🕰️ Visiting Hours for Leeds Cathedral

⛪ Contact Information

📍 Directions to Leeds Cathedral

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