Daet Cathedral

The Daet Cathedral, also called the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, is a prominent Latin Rite Roman Catholic cathedral placed in Daet, Camarines Norte, Philippines. It changed into erected in 1984 after the Diocese of Daet became created through a Papal Bull in May 27, 1974. As of 2013 the rector is the Most Reverend Gilbert Armea Garcera.

The construction of the parish church took a long term of instruction. It started out lengthy before Camarines Norte became a diocese. During the incumbency of Msgr. Antonino O. Reganit as parish priest of Daet, the cathedral compound turned into acquired from the Magana Family. Construction of a complicated building changed into began, the center of which turned into the proposed most important altar. Reganit died before completion. September 1, 1974 changed into the canonical erection day of the diocese, with the ordination and set up of the first bishop, Celestino R. Enverga. Enverga completed construction, with changes, and released different infrastructure projects: the bishop's house with the annexed parish residence, the cathedral, the Carillon Multi-purpose hall, the library, museum and printing residence, the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, the Kolbe's House, the Bishop Enverga Hall, the concrete fencing of the compound with guard-residence in the two gates, and the stand-through strength house.