Holy Name Cathedral

Holy Name Cathedral is the main church and spiritual center of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago. Located in downtown Chicago, it serves as the seat of the archbishop and hosts important religious events and ceremonies. Built in the Gothic Revival style, the cathedral features striking architecture, stained glass windows, and a historic organ. Open to visitors and worshippers, it stands as a symbol of faith and community for Catholics in the region. Its rich history and beautiful design make it both a religious site and an architectural landmark in Chicago.