Our Lady Queen of Peace Cathedral
The cathedral in 2019
17°57′36.137″S 122°14′19.000″E / 17.96003806°S 122.23861111°E / -17.96003806; 122.23861111
Location	Broome, Western Australia
Country	Australia
Denomination	Catholic Church
History
Dedication	Our Lady Queen of Peace
Consecrated	September 1963
Architecture
Years built	1963
Administration
Diocese	Broome
Clergy
Bishop(s)	Michael Henry Morrissey (Apostolic Administrator; also serves as the Bishop of Geraldton)

Our Lady Queen of Peace Cathedral,^[1] also known as Broome Cathedral, is the main place of Catholic worship^[2] in the city of Broome, Western Australia,^[3][4] and the seat of the bishop of the Diocese of Broome.

History

In 1899 a wooden church dedicated to Our Lady of Peace, with the help of the Philippine pearl divers. The tower and other modifications were completed in April 1904.

In early 1960, the old church of wood and iron needed repairs. The poor state of the church, combined with the fact that the building was too small for the growing community of faithful, led to the decision to build a new church for the town.

Stan Costello, originally from Perth, was commissioned to design the new church of Broome. Construction of the building, adjacent to the site of the old church, began in April 1963 and was completed in September of the same year.