Visiting Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help offers you a chance to see a rare example of a Christian religious site in the region. Also known as Cathedral of Niamey, the cathedral earned its current name in 1948. Built in the first half of the 20th century, it became a parish church in 1931. Plan to visit Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help during your Niamey vacation using our convenient Niamey online attractions planner.
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What a lively, crowded yet welcoming Mass with Nigerien spirit! As an American Catholic I recognized the Mass sequence, but it was more energetic, loud and happy than Mass back home- a true... more »
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went for a friday mass, and taking in consideration that you are in a muslim country, I was amazed of how many locals go there for mass. It is not a tourist place, but if you are in town and want to..... more »
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