St. Joseph Cathedral

St. Joseph Cathedral, also known as Butuan Cathedral, is the Roman Catholic cathedral in downtown Butuan City, Agusan del Norte, Philippines. It is the seat of the Diocese of Butuan and is dedicated to Saint Joseph. Established as a Jesuit mission parish in the 17th century and rebuilt after World War II, the present modern structure features a plain facade, stained-glass windows and a spacious nave that serves as the religious center for Catholics in the Caraga region.

Visitors can expect a modern cathedral with a simple white facade, a spacious single-nave interior, stained-glass windows, and an altar dedicated to Saint Joseph. The cathedral is located in the city center near Guingona Park and the Agusan River, with a paved plaza in front. Inside, visitors can view religious images, pews for congregation, and quiet areas for prayer. The atmosphere is that of an active parish church with regular Masses and devotional activities.