Saint Dominics Cathedral

Saint Dominics Cathedral is the fundamental Cathedral in Fuzhou and it is along the edge of the Minjian River in China. It is otherwise called the Pan-deliver Oura Catholic Church. The Church was established in 1864 by Spaniard Dominican religious. In 1911, the Pan-dispatch Oura Catholic Church was raised as the Catholic Cathedral of the Diocese of Fuzhou. In 1932 the old building was rebuilt in a zone of 1371.4 square meters that can suit 2,000 individuals. Before 1949, of a greater amount of the 10,000 Catholics of Fuzhou, half of them belonged to the congregation. Following the Cultural Revolution, the congregation was shut in 1966 and it was utilized for different purposes.

It was revived in 1985. In 1994 was the focal point of love of around 16,000 Catholics despite everything it accumulate the half of the Catholic populace of the Fuzhou. The church is presently recorded among the major social relics of the Fujian Province. Urban advancements of the South Riverside Avenue in 2008 were led by the Academy of Building Research keeping in mind the end goal to make a few changes without adjusting its magnificence and unique origination. It was this emphasis on protecting the grounds that at last hoisted the house of prayer's status into one of the major social relics in Fujian.