Holy Ghost Cathedral
Catholic cathedral · Mombasa ·

Holy Ghost Cathedral

Catholic cathedral · Mombasa ·

Historical landmark offering daily masses, adoration, and prayer

catholic worship
place of worship
serene environment
prayer
sacrament of penance
holy eucharist adoration
strengthen faith
wheelchair accessible
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null
Holy Ghost Cathedral by null

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WMPC+HJM, Nkurumah Rd, Mombasa, Kenya Get directions

Restroom
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom

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WMPC+HJM, Nkurumah Rd, Mombasa, Kenya Get directions

+254 41 2318443
holyghostcathedral.org
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@hgc_mombasa

Features

•Restroom
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Feb 1, 2026

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Albert.M

Google
Being the first Catholic parish in Kenya, this place is all about helping you strengthen your faith. Every day, you can join in Mass celebrations held three times on weekdays – in the morning, at 1:00 pm, and 5:00 pm. These moments aim to bring you closer to our Creator. If you drop by during weekdays around noon, you'll find a special time dedicated to adoring the Holy Eucharist. It's a peaceful time to connect with your faith. And don't worry if you feel like you need a fresh start – the Sacrament of Penance is also available. Right after that, there's a lunchtime Mass where you can continue your spiritual journey. It's a simple and welcoming place to grow in your connection with faith. Moreover, the parish embraces an open-door policy, welcoming you to peacefully recite prayers at any time. Whether it's the Holy Rosary or a personal prayer, the parish provides a serene space for spiritual reflection and connection. It's a simple and inviting place to foster your faith. 💯

Liz W.

Google
I visited for a 1 pm daily mass on a Friday. So happy to see 200-300 people there. The church magnifies the singing of the congregation; it’s so moving. Plus they put the lyrics on TV screens so you can sing along in Swahili. They also screen the prayers and the responses so you can really be part of the service. I have been learning Swahili for the last three years and I still struggled a bit to understand the homily. But it didn’t matter. It’s a beautiful place and the mass is so uplifting, no matter the language

Abbas A.

Google
One of the oldest and most picturesque catholic churches in Mombasa. Easily accessible on foot or by public transport. It offers a serene environment and has a clean compound punctuated with trees... some of the trees could be as old as the church itself. An ideal place for spiritual nourishment. The church has ample parking space.

Kelvin M.

Google
This place is not only a place of worship but a monument carrying Kenyan religious history

Robert M.

Google
Kizingo's premier Catholic worship centre. Accomplished choir on the pulpit, a place if blessings.

Austine K.

Google
I really enjoyed the Easter sunday mass that was precided by the arc Bishop and other priests

Wanga W.

Google
The Holy Ghost Cathedral in Mombasa is indeed a remarkable historical and religious landmark. With its roots tracing back to 1889, it has been a cornerstone of Catholic faith in the region. The cathedral's rich history, from its humble beginnings in Ndia Kuu to its relocation to Makadara and subsequent expansion, reflects the growth of the Catholic community in Mombasa. The location, opposite Electricity House on Nkrumah Road, makes it easily accessible. Beyond its historical significance, the cathedral continues to be a place of worship, reflection, and spiritual growth for many. Have you visited it before, or are you planning to?

Francis John O.

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I felt am in Heaven