Specialty:
"The Cathedral of the Transfiguration stands as a Catholic Cathedral following the Byzantine rite, and it is dedicated to honouring the Transfiguration of Their Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Managed and owned by the Slovak Greek Catholic Church Foundation, this cathedral warmly embraces congregations adhering to all 26 Catholic rites. It also aspires to serve as an Ecumenical Centre, fostering an inclusive environment for diverse cultures to come together in worship. This cathedral's creation is inspired by Mr. Roman, a Slovakian immigrant who arrived in Canada in 1937. He generously donated the land for the cathedral's construction. The driving force behind his philanthropy was to create a symbol of religious freedom, especially for his compatriots living under the repressive regime of the former Soviet Union, where religious freedom was denied. The construction process commenced in the early months of 1984. Situated within the heart of the 225-acre Cathedral town, this cathedral has become the focal point of a vibrant community of approximately 3,000 residents. The development of this town began in 2004, and it continues to thrive. Rising prominently on each side are towers that reach an impressive height of nearly 148 feet. The Cathedral boasts intricate mosaics adorning its three outer doors. The main entrance features a mosaic illustrating the Transfiguration, while the north door showcases David and Goliath. The south door's mosaic depicts St. Michael the Archangel driving away the devil. To fully appreciate the spiritual and aesthetic marvels of the Cathedral of the Transfiguration, it is recommended to visit and immerse oneself in its serene ambiance. Sharing these moments with your loved ones promises to be both enriching and blessed.
2026 Highlights: They feature an impressive 63-meter gold onion dome. They house one of the world's largest three-bell carillons."








