The church belongs to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Madrid.
The structure is designed to maximize natural light, reflecting modern liturgical design trends.
The parish name refers to the Wedding at Cana, the biblical site of Jesus's first miracle.
Parish St. Mary of Cana is a modern Catholic church located in the Pozuelo de Alarcón municipality of Madrid. The building is distinguished by its prominent, tall brick tower that serves as a landmark for the surrounding residential area. The design features contemporary architecture that diverges from traditional ornate styles, prioritizing functional, clean lines. It serves as a central hub for the local parish community, offering regular liturgical services and social programs. The site is situated within the expansive European Avenue corridor, characterized by suburban development and high-end residential architecture.
The base of the tower from the perspective of Av. de Europa to capture the full scale of the vertical brickwork.
Check the parish website for the weekly schedule of masses as times change seasonally.
Combine your visit with a walk through the surrounding Pozuelo green spaces.
Do not enter or photograph the interior during an ongoing mass to avoid disrupting worshipers.
Maintain a quiet demeanor and dress modestly, keeping shoulders and knees covered.
