There are 3 Catholic Churches in Kefamenanu, NTT Which Can be Visited By the Tourist

Saint Antony of Padua Church Kefamenanu (Catholicscope)

Catholicscope - Kefamenanu is a small town located on the Timor island. For Catholic travelers visiting Kefamenanu city, you can also visit some of these churches.

There are 3 Catholic churches in Kefamenanu that can be visited to pray on Sunday. This is the favorite church of all Catholics around there.

St. Anthony Of Padua Church

This church is one of the most unique Catholic church of the 3 churches that we recommend. Said unique because the design and model of the church building is different from all the churches in NTT.

Besides being unique, the Anthony Of Padua church is also the only Catholic church in NTT to receives development funding assistance from Italian footballer, Alessandro del Piero.

Alessandro del Piero is the nephew of Antonio Razzoli OFM Conv. Antonio Razzoli OFM Conv is a cleric who accompanied the construction of the Anthony Of Padua Church to completion.

Anthony Of Padua Church was built in 2003 and was inaugurated in 2006. This church is the largest Catholic church in Kefamenanu, NTT.

Beside from being a place of prayer, the Anthony Of Padua Church is also often used as a tourist attraction. You can visit this church to pray or just to travel.

Sometimes, people in this area use this church to take some pre-wedding photos. This is because this church building has a unique side. Look at the picture below.

St. Anthony Of Padua Church is located on Jl. Eltari Km. 7, Sasi, Kefamenanu City, North Central Timor District, East Nusa Tenggara.

St. John The Baptist Church

St. John The Baptist Church is the only Catholic church located in the center of the city of Kefamenanu. Located Jl Ahmad Yani.

Around the church, surrounded by several dormitories, Catholic schools and monasteries. So, for the tourists who want to visit this church, you can come in the morning, afternoon and evening.

St. Teresa Church

St. Teresa Church is the oldest church in the city of Kefamenanu, before the two churches described above were built. This church was built in 1938 and is located on Jl. Yos Sudarso Kefamenanu.