St Patrick's Cathedral

St Patrick's Cathedral is a cathedral church belonging to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Melbourne. The cathedral was built of sandstone and bluestone, a very common building material that you will find throughout Melbourne from that era. The cathedral was completed in 1939 AD when the tall towers were added to the church. The cathedral itself is distinguished by its traditional shape, with its east and west axis and the gilded altar, which made it an unparalleled architectural masterpiece.