Mumbai Guide: Celebrate Good Friday By Exploring THESE Churches In The City

Mount Mary Basilica in Bandra, over 100 years old, provides stunning sea views and is a vital landmark. It hosts special Good Friday services and Stations of the Cross, ideal for peaceful morning prayers. Address: Mount Mary Road, Bandra West, Mumbai.

St. Michael's Church in Mahim offers a spiritual atmosphere during Holy Week, featuring multilingual Good Friday services, solemn liturgy, reflective homily, and hymns, reflecting Mumbai's diverse Christian community. Address: Lady Jamshedji Road.

St. Andrew's Church in Bandra, Mumbai, dating back to 1575, is among the oldest churches. It features a live enactment of the Way of the Cross every Good Friday.

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Our Lady of Salvation Church, located in Dadar, Mumbai, is one of the oldest churches, known for its live reenactment of the Stations of the Cross on Good Friday. Address: Gokhale Road North, Dadar West, Mumbai.

Gloria Church, or Our Lady of Glory Church, was built in 1911-13 in Byculla, Mumbai, on a historic Catholic site. The church, previously established in 1632, received the UNESCO Heritage Conservation Award of Merit in 2019 for restoration efforts.

Our Lady of the Salvation Church in Dadar, Mumbai, is one of the oldest churches, hosting a live enactment of the Stations of the Cross on Good Friday. Address: Gokhale Road North, Dadar West, 400028.

Holy Trinity Church, a Roman Catholic church in Powai, Mumbai, was constructed by Jesuits in 1557 during the Portuguese era and is part of the Archdiocese of Bombay. Address: Kanjurmarg West, Powai, Mumbai.

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