The Diocese of Xuan Loc was established in 1965, separating from the Archdiocese of Ho Chi Minh City.
It is currently one of the most populous dioceses in Vietnam regarding the number of registered Catholics.
The cathedral serves as the main church for the bishop of the Xuan Loc Diocese.
Long Khanh, the city where the cathedral is located, is traditionally known for its extensive fruit orchards, particularly rambutan and durian.
Christ the King Cathedral serves as the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Xuan Loc, one of the largest dioceses in Vietnam by Catholic population. Located in Long Khanh city, the cathedral is a primary religious landmark for the region's significant Catholic community. The structure functions as the administrative and spiritual center for the ecclesiastical province. It features a distinct architectural layout designed to accommodate large liturgical gatherings and diocesan events. The grounds are expansive, reflecting its status as a central hub for pastoral activity in Dong Nai province.
The front facade from the main gate area, which captures the symmetry of the cathedral architecture.
Visit during early morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat common in Dong Nai.
Maintain a respectful distance during active religious services to avoid disturbing congregants.
Keep a quiet demeanor as the site is an active place of worship.
Taking photographs during active masses or ceremonies; wearing revealing clothing.
Dress modestly by covering shoulders and knees; remove hats inside the sanctuary; maintain silence.
