Our Lady of Victory Cathedral

The Our Lady of Victory Cathedral also Vitoria Cathedral, is a Catholic church in Dom Luiz Scortegagna Square, in the City of Vitoria, Brazil. The house of prayer is built on the site of a structure annihilated toward the start of the twentieth century. Development on the house of God started in 1920 and was finished in the seventies. It was based on the site where, until the point when 1918, there was a congregation called Church of Our Lady of Victory which was the fundamental church of the city. It was a provincial style church, which started to be worked in 1551, when Victoria was still called Vila Nova, in the time of the main grantee of the captaincy of the Holy Spirit, Vasco Fernandes Coutinho.

With the making of the Diocese of Espiritu Santo 1895 and the arrangement of the main cleric, Monsignor Juan Bautista Correia Neri, the congregation got the title of Cathedral. The Metropolitan Cathedral of Victory, Our Lady of Victory Cathedral, started development in 1920 and was finished in 1970. The underlying venture was Paul Motta and was changed throughout the years, having gotten coordinated effort of different craftsmen and modelers. A Catedral Metropolitana de Vitoria comecou a ser construída em 1920 e foi concluida em 1970.