St. Boniface, San Francisco
The Catholic church features its original elaborately decorated interior from 1900, so why not come in and say a prayer! A Franciscan parish, it is also known for allowing the homeless to sleep in the pews on weekdays..
The Catholic church features its original elaborately decorated interior from 1900, so why not come in and say a prayer! A Franciscan parish, it is also known for allowing the homeless to sleep in the pews on weekdays.
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About St. Boniface
133 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, CA, United States
+1 415-863-7515
St. Boniface and Nearby Sights on Map
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Architect Arthur Brown Jr
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The Orpheum Theater
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SHN
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