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List of basilicas in New Zealand

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The following is a list of basilicas in New Zealand. This list is by architectural style of building rather than by any special criteria granted by the Pope. New Zealand has no minor basilicas declared by the Vatican.[1]

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List by date of completion

St Patrick's Church or Oamaru Basilica, as it is popularly known because of its style of architecture
Basilica City Year
Auckland Baptist Tabernacle Auckland 1885
Sacred Heart Cathedral Wellington 1901
St Patrick's Basilica Oamaru 1893–1903
St Patrick's Basilica South Dunedin 1894
Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament (Christchurch Basilica) Christchurch 1907
St Mary's Basilica Invercargill 1905
Basilica of the Sacred Heart (Timaru Basilica) Timaru 1910
St Patrick's Basilica Waimate 1909

References

  • Porter, Frances (1983). Historic Buildings of New Zealand - South Island. Cassell New Zealand. ISBN 0-456-03120-0.
  1. ^ Minor basilicas in the world.
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