The Cathedral

Soon after the Diocese of Zagreb was established (around 1094 A.D.) the construction of the cathedral in transitional Romanesque -Gothic style began. the construction of the cathedral lasted for a very long time and it was not completed and dedicated until 1217A.D. Shortly after, in 1242 A.D., the cathedral was severely damaged in the Tatar invasion.

Blessed Alojzije Stepinac

Pope John Paul II beatified him on October 3, 1998 in Marija Bistrica. Stepinac was buried in the tomb of Zagreb’s archbishops behind the main altar of the Zagreb Cathedral.

Shrine of Saint Mary of Marija Bistrica

Marija Bistrica, the most known Croatian shrine of St. Mary, situated on the northern slopes of Medvednica some 40 km northeast of Croatia's capital Zagreb, has been the central place of worship of the Croatian people for centuries.

News

Funeral Rites for the late Bishop Valentin Pozaić

The funeral rites for the late Bishop Pozaić were led by Msgr. Dražen Kutleša, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Zagreb. 

Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus Valentin Pozaić has died

On May 15, 2023, in the St. Joseph Home for Retired Priests in Zagreb.

First Interview with Archbishop Dražen Kutleša of Zagreb

He gave his first interview as Archbishop of Zagreb on Thursday, April 27, 2023.

Crkve i crkveni objekti oštećeni u potresima

Vraćanjem kupole završena prva faza obnove samostanske crkve sv. Franje Asiškog na Kaptolu

U kupoli se nalazi povelja o obnovi franjevačkog samostana.

Blagoslovljena kupola zvonika crkve sv. Franje Asiškog na zagrebačkom Kaptolu

Misu zahvalnicu predvodio je provincijal fra Milan Krišto.

Liturgijski pastoral

Palij

Donosimo članak o kanonsko-liturgijskim propisima o paliju.

Zašto zvonimo u Crkvi i u crkvi?

Vlč. mr. sc. Tomislav Hačko donosi povijesni prikaz i tumači ulogu zvona u nevremenu.
360 Virtual Tour - Shrine of Saint Mary of Marija Bistrica