# Ste Thérèse church in Curepipe

> The Gothic Catholic church Ste Thérèse on Curepipe's Royal Road, with its coloured windows and simple interior, and when Mass is celebrated.

![Ste Thérèse church](https://www.mauritius-guide.net/photos/2010/08/ste-therese-1-mauritius.jpg)
![Ste Thérèse church](https://www.mauritius-guide.net/photos/2010/08/ste-therese-2-mauritius.jpg)

You reach the Catholic church Ste Thérèse along the Royal Road, the pulsating main street of Curepipe. In 1872 the architect Mr Rampan and Sir Virgile Naz built the place of worship on a simple square. The mighty Gothic building, with two spires on each side and an arched window in the middle, seems to be the central point of this nice town on top of a hill. Opposite Ste Thérèse you will find the town hall, a building from colonial times.

As soon as you enter the church you will notice the lovely coloured windows. The interior furnishing, by contrast, is very simple and quiet: white buttresses and dark brown pews decorate the space.

Mass is celebrated every Saturday at 4 pm and 5:30 pm and on Sundays at 7:30 am, 9 am and 10:30 am; the weekday times are listed on the [diocese website](https://dioceseportlouis.org/paroisses-messes/sainte-therese-davila-curepipe/). The parish office is on Rue Comerford, phone +230 675 1361.

[Ste Thérèse Church, Curepipe](https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Ste+Th%C3%A9r%C3%A8se+Church%2C+Curepipe%2C+Mauritius)

Source: https://www.mauritius-guide.net/ste-therese-church-in-curepipe/