The Cathedral of St. Mary is a Cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Batticaloa in Puliyanthivu. The cathedral is a landmark and Catholic historical icon in the district of Batticaloa, Sri Lanka. It was first built in 1808 by Paschal Mudaliyar.
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Located on the main road between Triconmalee and Batticaloa this cathedral cannot be missed mainly due to its main colour being blue.
Apart from that there is a large statue of Jesus at the roadside, adjacent to the cathedral.
Entry is free, as expected, and it is worth visiting to see the beautiful interior decorations. Considering its location, private worship can also be done in relative silence. Religious items unique to Sri Lanka can also be viewed when inside the building....
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Located on the main road between Triconmalee and Batticaloa this cathedral cannot be missed mainly due to its main colour being blue. Apart from that there is a large statue of Jesus at the roadside, adjacent to the cathedral. Entry is free, as expected, and it is worth visiting to see the beautiful interior decorations. Considering its location, private worship can also be done in relative silence. Religious items unique to Sri Lanka can also be viewed when inside the building....
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The Roman Catholic Cathedral of Batticaloa is a significant place of worship in the region and a good option for prayer and reflection if you are travelling through Batticaloa.
Sunday Masses are conducted at the following times:
5.30 am – Tamil 7.30 am – Tamil 11.00 am – English
For visitors and pilgrims alike, the cathedral offers a convenient and welcoming environment to attend Mass or spend...
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