San Fernando Cathedral

San Fernando Cathedral, located in San Antonio, Texas, is one of the oldest active church buildings in the United States, dating back to 1738. It serves as a Catholic place of worship and a historic landmark, featuring beautiful Gothic Revival architecture and stained glass windows. The cathedral has witnessed key moments in Texas history, including the fall of the Alamo. It remains a vibrant religious community, hosting regular services, weddings, and community events, while also preserving its historical significance as a symbol of faith and heritage in San Antonio.