The Cathedral is one of a handful of original Dallas buildings that dates to the Nineteenth Century, making it a rare historic gem in an ultramodern city. It provides a glimpse of the city’s glorious past and represents a spiritual bridge to the future. Designed by renowned architect Nicholas J. Clayton, the Cathedral was dedicated in 1902. Today, the Cathedral is one of the finest remaining examples of High Victorian Gothic Architecture in Dallas, and the last remaining example of Clayton’s work in the city.

There is a new English Praise and Worship Mass at the Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe in the Arts District each Sunday at 5:30 p.m.

With this Mass, the church hopes to reach out in a particular way to the rapidly growing and uniquely influential young Catholic professional population living and working in Downtown and Uptown Dallas, as well as to engage all the young men and women who represent the youthful face of the Church in the heart of the city. While the Mass will be ministered by young adults, we most assuredly and enthusiastically welcome people of all ages and from all walks of life, and families wishing to experience a vibrant, uplifting and engaging— yet reverent—Mass in the heart of the thriving metropolis.

When: April 21 @ 5:30PM
Where: 2215 Ross Ave.
Link: Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe