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St. Joseph Cathedral (Tianjin) : ウィキペディア英語版
St. Joseph Cathedral (Tianjin)

St. Joseph Cathedral (), also known as the Xikai Church (), is a Roman Catholic church located in the central commercial district and former French concession of Tianjin, China. It is at the southern end of Binjiang Dao () in Heping District. The cathedral is one of Tianjin’s protected historical relics.〔http://www2.tjfdc.gov.cn/Lists/List6/DispForm.aspx?ID=13809〕 The church was built in 1913 under the name of MG Church before it was renamed St. Joseph's Church. It is the largest Roman Catholic Church in Tianjin.
== History ==
In 1912, the Holy See issued an edict, announced by Zhili Vicariate on behalf of the Northern Territory Zhili Vicariate. Tianjin’s Bishop House was located near the Sancha River in the Wanghailou Church, and the first bishop was Du Baolu.
In August 1913, construction began, and each brick had to be shipped from France. In June 1916, Xikai was completed and became the main cathedral for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Tianjin. Afterward, Bishop Du Baolu opened the St. Joseph's Primary School (now Tianjin No. 21 Middle School). Since then the diocese also acquired a St. Joseph’s School of Law and the Catholic Hospital (now Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital of Tianjin).
At the start of construction, the French concession of Tianjin was ordered to station police in the area. On October 20, 1916, however, the French stationed police was forced to disarm by local Chinese police who detained the bridge and caused massive public protests in Tianjin. Later, the Sino-French people of the region maintained control. On August 23, 1966, the Red Guards attacked the area, during which three towers were destroyed and were not rebuilt until the 1980s.
The 1976 Tangshan earthquake also caused some damage. The two front shock towers at the base of the dome were severely damaged, and the repairs to the base did not begin until 1979. They were completed in the Fall of 1980 when the official opening was celebrated.
In August 1991, August, Xikai was listed on Tianjin’s cultural relics protection list. As of today, the church is still the largest Catholic Church in the Tianjin province.

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