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Was in Chicago on vacation and just had to go visit this beautiful Cathedral it was just breathtaking. Downstairs they have candles and a donation box for special prayers to our Mother Mary. It is a must see if ever in Chicago.
We are Catholics that were visiting Chicago and decided to go to Church on Sunday, The Cathedral is very beautiful and the mass was like a regularly run Catholic mass. I had a hard time understanding some of the singing as I am not used...More
A beautiful experience which filled me with the Holy Spirit! The priests were personable, speaking with the attendees.
My family and I were in Chicago over a weekend and decided to attend Sunday 9:30am mass at the Cathedral. We are so happy to have gone. The church is one of the most beautiful we have been to in North America. We were very...More
When I saw that I would be attending a conference in Chicago, I was happy to learn that the cathedral would be within walking distance of my hotel. With at least five short, daily masses during the week, it provided a much-needed respite from the...More
Stunningly gorgeous cathedral! You should visit here even if you are not Catholic. If you are Catholic, go to Mass here. You won't be disappointed.
Visiting Chicago for Easter and attended one of the masses at Holy Name. We felt very welcomed and were delighted to be there in this majestic, inspirational cathedral.
Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago is the seat of the Archdiocese of Chicago, one of the largest Roman Catholic dioceses in the United States. The Gothic Revival architecture in down Chicago and represents the strong heritage for the Roman Catholic. Homilies are welcoming, inspirational and...More
The church is beautiful. Easy drop off/pick up if you are taking a taxi or Uber. Multiple mass times on the weekends. Choir was outstanding at the 9:30 mass!
Stopped in while shopping on Michigan Avenue. There was a funeral going on but we were still invited in to see the beautiful church. The architecture is gorgeous! Loved the stations of the cross. They depicted the emotions and history perfectly. There are many masses...More
