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The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity was designed by the architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte.

Built according to the traditional principles of Christian architecture, the cathedral blends Russian and Byzantine artistic styles, as well as elements of modern urban planning that integrate it seamlessly into the Parisian landscape.

Since its consecration in December 2016 by Patriarch Kirill, the cathedral has become a place of prayer dedicated to Orthodox Christian worship, beloved by Parisians.

The church is a vibrant part of the daily life of a Christian community, both in terms of liturgical life and parish activities.

Services are celebrated in Slavonic, French, and Moldovan. In addition to the liturgical cycle, baptisms, weddings, thanksgiving services, and memorial services for the deceased are celebrated.

During the cathedral’s opening hours, priests can hear confessions.

The Holy Trinity Cathedral is the principal church of the Diocese of Chersonese and also of the Patriarchal Exarchate in Western Europe of the Russian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate).

A total of seven priests and six deacons serve in the cathedral.

Source : cathedrale-sainte-trinite.fr