Holy Cross Cathedral (various locations)

Holy Cross Cathedral refers to several Christian churches named in honor of the Holy Cross of Jesus Christ. These cathedrals serve as principal places of worship, religious gatherings, and administrative centers for their respective dioceses. They often feature traditional Christian architecture, such as tall spires and ornate interior designs. While each Holy Cross Cathedral is unique to its location, they all symbolize the Christian faith’s central symbol—the cross—and play vital roles in community spiritual life, ceremonies, and pastoral activities. Examples include notable cathedrals in cities like Boston, Dublin, and Pristina, each reflecting local history and cultural identity.