St. Nicholas Cathedral, Oradea

The St. Nicholas Cathedral also called Greek-Catholic Cathedral of St. Nicholas It is a Catholic church that serves because the cathedral of the Eparchy of Oradea Mare It is placed in the city of Oradea within the European country of Romania. St. Nicholas Cathedral follows the Romanian Rite Byzantine and is in complete communion the Pope in Rome. Its production started out in 1800, while the Greek Catholic Bishop Ignatius Darabant asked demolish the small Greek-Catholic church in the town and start creation of the cathedral. The production plan is cross-shaped design, vaulted ceiling and a relevant dome painted with biblical scenes. The baroque roof of the tower become finished in 1803 and burned down twice, in 1836 and 1907.

The tower become designed through Giovanni Quai and was built among 1910 and 1912. In 1948, the church misplaced the status of a cathedral and reduced a easy parish church. The region of worship was lower back to the Greek Catholic Romanian church in November 2005, after lengthy negotiations and delays. The first Greek Catholic liturgy came about after fifty seven years of interruption on November 20, 2005 with the participation of more than one hundred bishops, priests and deacons.