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Ninety seconds on Cathedral of Saint Theresa of Lisieux
Free to enter and open into the evening at weekends, this is the Hamilton cathedral you can still visit at the end of your day.
This is a working cathedral with Mass through the day, so time your visit between services. From Wednesday to Friday there is one at 7.30 and another at 12.10, though the midday Mass is dropped through the summer.
Inside, the Blessed Sacrament Chapel to the right of the sanctuary is kept as a quiet place to pray. On the way out, look at the refurbished stained glass round the nave and the Rogers pipe organ.
Saturday has a Portuguese Mass in the morning, and one of the Sunday Masses is in Portuguese. The gift shop next door opens on Tuesday and Saturday mornings.
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