Holy Name Cathedral is the mother church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago, one of the largest dioceses in the United States. This Gothic Revival landmark at 735 N. State Street was completed in 1875 after the original church was destroyed in the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The cathedral's interior features the distinctive "Tree of Life" theme, bronze doors depicting scenes from salvation history, and the red galero hats of deceased cardinals suspended from the ceiling. Watch live-streamed Mass from this iconic Chicago cathedral, a spiritual home for millions of Midwestern Catholics and a witness to the city's resilience and faith.

Holy Name Cathedral

Old St. Patrick's Church, founded in 1846, is the oldest public building in Chicago, having famously survived the Great Fire of 1871. Located at 700 West Adams Street in the West Loop, the church is celebrated for its Celtic-inspired interior and richly decorated Romanesque Revival architecture. A vibrant and influential parish in the Archdiocese of Chicago, 'Old St. Pat's' live-streams its Sunday and weekday Masses through a dedicated broadcast platform, welcoming millions of viewing minutes each year from across the United States and beyond. It remains one of the city's most historic and active Catholic communities.

Old St. Patrick's Church

Saint John Cantius is a landmark Polish parish on Chicago's Near West Side, founded in 1892 and completed in 1898 to designs by Adolphus Druiding in a grand High Baroque and Polish Cathedral style. Once serving the city's Polish immigrant community, it is now run by the Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius and is renowned for restoring sacred music, Latin liturgy and traditional worship. The parish live-streams its Sunday liturgies on YouTube, including a sung English Mass and a High Mass in the 1962 Missal, alongside the Divine Office through the week.

Live Catholic Mass Online in Chicago - 3 Churches

Holy Name Cathedral

Old St. Patrick's Church

St. John Cantius Church