The cathedral was declared a Minor Basilica by Pope Paul VI on July 23, 1965.
The current structure replaced a modest oratory that served the local agricultural settlement in the mid-19th century.
The interior contains a notable image of Our Lady of Peace, which is the object of long-standing local devotion.
The Diocese of Lomas de Zamora was created in 1957, elevating the status of this parish church to cathedral.
The Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace is the seat of the Diocese of Lomas de Zamora in Argentina. The current structure replaced an original 1860s chapel, with the primary construction completed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It attained the status of a Minor Basilica in 1965, granted by Pope Paul VI. The architecture features a blend of neoclassical and Italianate influences, including a prominent dual-tower facade. It serves as the primary religious center for the surrounding metropolitan district. The interior houses significant liturgical art and historical devotional artifacts. It remains an active parish church holding regular religious services for the local community.
From the center of Plaza Grigera looking toward the front facade to capture the symmetry of the twin towers.
Respect ongoing services by maintaining silence and remaining in the back pews if the church is occupied.
Check the official social media page for updates on special liturgical events that may limit visitor access.
Observe the exterior architecture from the adjacent Plaza Grigera for the best perspective.
Taking flash photography or walking around the altar area while a mass or funeral is in progress.
Modest attire covering shoulders and knees is expected; remove hats when entering.
