St Mary's Catholic Church

Cape Town, Western Cape

The Archdiocese of Cape Town is a Catholic ecclesiastical territory in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa. It is the first ecclesiastical territory established in Southern Africa, founded in 1818. The archdiocese serves the Catholic community in Cape Town and provides information about Church activities, news, and resources. It offers links to other websites and encourages community engagement. The archdiocese is led by Archbishop Sithembele Sipuka and works to serve the community and bring it closer to the Lord through various spiritual and social initiatives.

Address

203 1st Ave, Nyanga, Cape Town, 7750, South Africa

Denomination

Catholic

Phone

+27 21 385 0128

Email

not explicitly stated. website mentions 'email us' but no address provided.

Last updated August 2026

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