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Saint Antuan Church Istanbul

The construction of Saint Antuan Church began in 1906 and was completed in 1912. It was designed by the renowned Italian architect Giulio Mongeri in a Neo-Gothic architectural style.

Saint Antuan Church Istanbul 

Saint Antuan Church, also known as St. Anthony of Padua Church, is a historic Catholic church located in Istanbul, Turkey. 

The church was built to serve the Catholic community in Istanbul, which included both local Christians and foreign residents. It was named after Saint Anthony of Padua, a beloved saint in the Catholic tradition.

 

Saint Antuan Church has a rich multicultural history. It has attracted worshippers from various countries and backgrounds, reflecting the diverse Catholic community in Istanbul. The church continues to hold Masses and religious ceremonies in multiple languages to accommodate its international congregation.

 

Over the years, Saint Antuan Church has undergone restoration and preservation efforts to maintain its historical and cultural significance. It has become a cherished landmark in Istanbul, attracting visitors who appreciate its architectural beauty and religious heritage.

Galata Bridge and Galata Tower
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