St Kizito Roman Catholic Church

Cape Town, Western Cape

St Kizito Roman Catholic Church is located in Cape Town, Western Cape. The website provided is for the Archdiocese of Cape Town rather than the specific parish. The Archdiocese of Cape Town was established in 1818 as the first ecclesiastical territory in Southern Africa. The archdiocese serves the Catholic community in Cape Town and provides information about church activities, news, events, and spiritual resources. The website includes news about archdiocese leadership, funeral announcements, homilies, and community initiatives focused on prayer, family life, and social justice.

Address

Lansdown Road, Khayelitsha, Cape Town, 7784, South Africa

Denomination

Catholic

Phone

+27 76 640 4097

Email

email address referenced but not provided explicitly

Last updated August 2026

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