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List of cathedrals in the United States

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This is a list of cathedrals in the United States, including both actual cathedrals (seats of bishops in episcopal denominations, such as Roman Catholicism, Anglicanism, and Orthodoxy) and a few prominent churches from non-episcopal denominations that have the word "cathedral" in their names. The United States is, according to some ways of working it out, home to the largest cathedral in the world; the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine (Episcopal) in New York City.

For a complete list of the 193 cathedrals of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States, see List of the Catholic cathedrals of the United States.

For other countries, see: List of cathedrals.

See also:

Dioceses of the Episcopal Church in the United States of America

List of Coptic Orthodox Churches in the United States

List of largest church buildings in the world

List of basilicas

[edit] Alabama

Birmingham: Cathedral of St. Paul [1] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of the Advent [2] (Episcopal)
Mobile: Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception [3] (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [4] (Episcopal)

[edit] Alaska

Anchorage: Holy Family Cathedral [5] [6] (Roman Catholic); St. Innocent Russian Orthodox Cathedral [7] [8] (Orthodox Church in America); St. Nicholas of Myra Pro-Cathedral [9] [10] [11] (Byzantine Catholic)
Eagle River (Anchorage): St. John Cathedral [12] (Antiochian Orthodox)
Fairbanks: Sacred Heart Cathedral [13] [14] (Roman Catholic)
Juneau: Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary [15] (Roman Catholic)
Kodiak: Holy Resurrection Cathedral [16] (Orthodox Church in America)
Sitka: St. Michael the Archangel Cathedral [17] (Orthodox Church in America)
Unalaska: Holy Ascension of Our Lord Cathedral [18] (Orthodox Church in America)

[edit] Arizona

Casa Grande: St. Michael and All Angels Cathedral [19] (Liberal Catholic Church International) (not in communion with Rome)
Phoenix: Cathedral of Saints Simon and Jude [20] [21] (Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral [22] [23] (Episcopal); Holy Trinity Cathedral [24] (Greek Orthodox); St. Stephen Pro-Cathedral [25] (Byzantine Catholic); Cathedral of Christ the King [26] (Anglican Church in North America)
Tucson: Cathedral of St. Augustine [27] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Arkansas

Little Rock: Cathedral of St. Andrew [28] (Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral [29] (Episcopal)

[edit] California

Alhambra: St. Steven's Cathedral [30] [31] (Serbian Orthodox)
Burbank: St. Ephraim Cathedral [32] (Syriac Orthodox) (Oriental Orthodox Communion); Cathedral under construction, Armenian Church in America [33] (Oriental Orthodox Communion)
El Cajon: St. Peter's Cathedral [34] Eparchy of St. Peter Apostle in San Diego (Chaldean Catholic)
Fountain Valley: All Saints Cathedral [35] (Anglican Province of America)
Fresno: St. John's Cathedral [36] (Roman Catholic); St. James' Anglican Cathedral [37] (Episcopal)
Los Angeles: Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels [38] (Roman Catholic); St. John's Cathedral [39] (Episcopal); St. Sophia Cathedral [40] (Greek Orthodox); St. Peter Cathedral, Los Angeles [41] (Maronite Catholic)^[1]; Holy Virgin Mary Russian Orthodox Cathedral [42] (Orthodox Church in America); St. Nicholas Cathedral, Los Angeles [43] (Antiochian Orthodox); Holy Transfiguration Cathedral [44] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia); Cathedral of Saint Vibiana (deconsecrated) [45] (Roman Catholic)
Sherman Oaks: Proto-Cathedral of St. Mary [46] Holy Protection of Mary Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix (Byzantine Catholic)
Modesto: Mar Zaia Cathedral [47] (Assyrian Church of the East)
Montebello: Holy Cross Cathedral [48] (Armenian Apostolic Church) (Oriental Orthodox Communion)
Monterey: Cathedral of San Carlos Borromeo [49] (Roman Catholic)
Oakland: Cathedral of Christ the Light [50](Roman Catholic); Cathedral of St. Francis de Sales (damaged in earthquake 1989, demolished 1993) [51] (Roman Catholic); Ascension Cathedral [52] (Greek Orthodox)
Orange: Cathedral of the Holy Family [53] (Roman Catholic)
Sacramento: Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament [54] (Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral [55] (Episcopal)
San Bernardino: Our Lady of the Rosary Cathedral [56] (Roman Catholic)
San Diego: St. Joseph's Cathedral [57](Roman Catholic); St. Paul's Cathedral [58] (Episcopal); St. Francis Cathedral Chapel [59] (Universal Catholic Church) (not in communion with Rome)
San Francisco: Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption [60] (Roman Catholic); Old Saint Mary's Cathedral [61] (Roman Catholic); Grace Cathedral [62] (Episcopal); Annunciation Cathedral [63] (Greek Orthodox); Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathedral [64] (Orthodox Church in America); Holy Virgin Cathedral [65] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia); Old Holy Virgin Cathedral [66] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia); St. Nicholas Cathedral [67] (Russian Orthodox Patriarchate of Moscow)
San Jose: Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph [68] (Roman Catholic); Saint Patrick Proto-Cathedral [69] (Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral [70] (Episcopal)
Santa Rosa: Cathedral of Saint Eugene [71] (Roman Catholic)
Stockton: Cathedral of the Annunciation [72] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Colorado

Colorado Springs: St. Mary's Cathedral [73] (Roman Catholic)
Denver: Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception [74] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral of St. John in the Wilderness [75] (Episcopal); Assumption of the Theotokos Cathedral [76](Greek Orthodox); St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral [77][78](Anglican Catholic Church)(not in communion with Rome)
Pueblo: Cathedral of the Sacred Heart [79] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Connecticut

Bridgeport: St. Augustine Cathedral [80] (Roman Catholic)
Hartford: Cathedral of St. Joseph [81] (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [82] (Episcopal); St. George Cathedral [83] (Greek Orthodox)
Norwich: St. Patrick's Cathedral [84] (Roman Catholic)
Stamford: St. Vladimir Cathedral [85] (Ukrainian Catholic)

[edit] Delaware

Wilmington: Cathedral of St. Peter [86] (Roman Catholic); St. John's Cathedral [87] (Episcopal)

[edit] District of Columbia

Washington: Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle [88] (Roman Catholic); Washington National Cathedral [89] (Episcopal); St. Nicholas Cathedral [90] (Orthodox Church in America); St. Sophia Cathedral [91] (Greek Orthodox); St. John the Baptist Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} [92] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia); Imani Temple [93] [94] (African-American Catholic Congregation) (not in communion with Rome)

[edit] Florida

Jacksonville: St. John's Cathedral [95] (Episcopal)
Miami: Cathedral of St. Mary [96](Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral [97] (Episcopal); St. Sophia Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} [98] (Greek Orthodox); St. Peter's Cathedral [99] (African Orthodox) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)
Miami Lakes: Christ the Saviour Cathedral, Miami [100]((Orthodox Church in America))
Miramar: Cathedral Church of the Resurrection [101] (Charismatic Episcopal Church)
Orlando: St. James Cathedral [102] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of St. Luke [103](Episcopal); Cathedral of St. Dismas [104] (Charismatic Episcopal Church); Cathedral of the Incarnation [105] (Anglican Church in America)
Oviedo: St. Alban's Cathedral, Oviedo [106] (Anglican Province of America)
Palm Beach Gardens: Cathedral of St. Ignatius of Loyola [107] (Roman Catholic Diocese of Palm Beach)
Pensacola: Cathedral of the Sacred Heart [108] (Roman Catholic)
St. Augustine: Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine [109] (Roman Catholic)
St. Petersburg: Cathedral of Saint Jude the Apostle [110] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of St. Peter [111] (Episcopal)
Tarpon Springs: St. Nicholas Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} [112] (Greek Orthodox)
Tallahassee: Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More [113] (Roman Catholic)
Venice: Epiphany Cathedral [114] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Georgia

Atlanta: Cathedral of Christ the King in Atlanta (Roman Catholic) [115]; Cathedral of St. Philip [116] (Episcopal); Cathedral of the Annunciation [117] (Greek Orthodox)
Lithonia: Kidist Marian Cathedral [118] (Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church) (Oriental Orthodox Communion)
Savannah: Cathedral of St. John the Baptist [119] (Roman Catholic); St. Paul the Apostle Cathedral [120][121](Episcopal)

[edit] Hawaii

Honolulu: Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace [122] (Roman Catholic); Co-Cathedral of Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus [123] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew [124] (Episcopal); Sts. Constantine & Helen Cathedral [125] (Greek Orthodox)

[edit] Idaho

Boise: Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist [126] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of St. Michael [127] (Episcopal)

[edit] Illinois

Belleville: St. Peter's Cathedral [128] (Roman Catholic)
Bellwood: Mar Thoma Shleeha Cathedral [129] Eparchy of St. Thomas the Apostle in Chicago (Syro-Malabar Catholic); Saint Gregorios Cathedral [130] (Malankara Orthodox Church) (Oriental Orthodox Communion)
Chicago: Holy Name Cathedral [131] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral of St. James [132] (Episcopal); Annunciation Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} [133] (Greek Orthodox); St. Nicholas Cathedral [134] (Ukrainian Catholic); Holy Trinity Cathedral [135] (Orthodox Church in America); St. George Cathedral [136] (Orthodox Church in America); Holy Resurrection Cathedral [137] (Serbian Orthodox); Ss. Constantine and Helen Orthodox Cathedral [138] (Romanian Orthodox); Mar Gewargis (St. George) Cathedral [139] (Assyrian Church of the East); St. Volodomyr Cathedral [140] (Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA); All Saints Cathedral [141] (Polish National Catholic Church) (not in full communion with Rome)
Des Plaines: Holy Virgin Protection Cathedral [142] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia)
Joliet: Cathedral of Saint Raymond Nonnatus [143] [144] (Roman Catholic)
Peoria: Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception [145] (Roman Catholic); St. Paul's Cathedral [146] (Episcopal)
Quincy: St. John's Cathedral [147] Anglican Church in America
Rockford: Cathedral of St. Peter [148] (Roman Catholic); Church of St. James (former cathedral) [149] [150] (Roman Catholic); Holy Family Parish (former cathedral) [151] [152] (Roman Catholic)
Springfield: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [153] (Roman Catholic); St. Paul's Cathedral [154] (Episcopal)

[edit] Indiana

Crown Point: Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral [155] (Macedonian Orthodox) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)
Evansville: St. Benedict's Cathedral [156] (Roman Catholic); Holy Trinity Pro-Cathedral [157] [158] (Roman Catholic)
Fort Wayne: Cathedral of The Immaculate Conception [159] (Roman Catholic)
Gary: Holy Angels Cathedral [160] (Roman Catholic)
Hammond: Pro-Cathedral of St. Michael [161] [162] (Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the United States)
Indianapolis: Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral [163] (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [164] (Episcopal); Cathedral of St. Edward the Confessor [165] (Anglican Catholic Church) (not in communion with Rome)
Lafayette: Cathedral of St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception [166] (Roman Catholic)
Merrillville: Ss. Constantine & Helen Cathedral [167] (Greek Orthodox); St. Elijah Cathedral [168] (Serbian Orthodox); Pro-Cathedral Church of St. Andrew [169] [170] (Anglican Province of America)
South Bend: St. Matthew Cathedral [171] (Roman Catholic); St. James' Cathedral [172] (Episcopal)
Vincennes: Basilica of St. Francis Xavier (Old Cathedral) [173] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Iowa

Davenport: Sacred Heart Cathedral [174] (Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral [175] (Episcopal)
Des Moines: St. Ambrose Cathedral [176] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of St. Paul [177] (Episcopal)
Dubuque: St. Raphael's Cathedral [178] (Roman Catholic)
Sioux City: Cathedral of the Epiphany [179] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Kansas

Dodge City: Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe [180] (Roman Catholic)
Kansas City: Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle [181] (Roman Catholic)
Olathe: Cathedral Church of The King [182] (Charismatic Episcopal Church)
Salina: Sacred Heart Cathedral [183] (Roman Catholic); Christ Cathedral [184] (Episcopal)
Topeka: Grace Cathedral [185] (Episcopal)
Wichita: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [186] (Roman Catholic); St. George's Cathedral [187] (Antiochian Orthodox)

[edit] Kentucky

Bardstown: Basilica of St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral [188] (Roman Catholic) [Original Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Louisville]
Covington: Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption [189] (Roman Catholic)
Lexington: Cathedral of Christ the King [190] (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [191] (Episcopal)
Louisville: Cathedral of the Assumption [192] (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [193] (Episcopal); Saint Mark's Cathedral Parish [194] [195] (Old Roman Catholic Church in North America)
Owensboro: St. Stephen's Cathedral [196] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Louisiana

Alexandria: St. Francis Xavier Cathedral [197] (Roman Catholic)
Baton Rouge: St. Joseph Cathedral [198](Roman Catholic)
Houma: Cathedral of St. Francis de Sales [199] (Roman Catholic)
Lafayette: St. John the Evangelist Cathedral [200](Roman Catholic)
Lake Charles: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [201] (Roman Catholic)
Natchitoches: Basilica of the Immaculate Conception (former cathedral) [202] (Roman Catholic)
New Orleans: St. Louis Cathedral [203] (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [204] (Episcopal)
Shreveport: Cathedral of St. John Berchmans [205] (Roman Catholic); St. Mark's Cathedral [206] (Episcopal)
Thibodeaux: St. Joseph Co-Cathedral [207] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Maine

Portland: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [208] (Roman Catholic); St. Luke's Cathedral [209] (Episcopal)
Whitefield: The Cathedral Church of the 12 Holy Apostles [210] (Orthodox-Catholic Church of America) (not in communion with Rome or the Ecumenical Patriarch)

[edit] Maryland

Baltimore: Cathedral of Mary Our Queen [211] (Roman Catholic); Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (co-cathedral) [212] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral of the Incarnation [213] (Episcopal); Cathedral of the Annunciation [214] (Greek Orthodox)
Berlin: Holy Trinity Cathedral [215] (Anglican Church in North America)
Easton (Eastern Shore): Trinity Cathedral [216] (Episcopal)
Silver Spring: St. Andrew Cathedral [217] (Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA)
Stevensville: Christ Lutheran Church^{[disambiguation needed ]} (pro-cathedral) [218] (Anglo-Lutheran Catholic Church)

[edit] Massachusetts

Boston: Cathedral of the Holy Cross [219] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of St. Paul [220] (Episcopal); Cathedral of the Annunciation [221] (Melkite Greek Catholic Eparchy of Newton); Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral of New England [222] (Greek Orthodox); Holy Trinity Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} [223] (Orthodox Church in America); Saint George Albanian Orthodox Cathedral [224] (Orthodox Church in America); Saint Mark of Ephesus Cathedral [225] (Holy Orthodox Church in North America - not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)
Fall River: St. Mary's Cathedral [226] (Roman Catholic)
Springfield: St. Michael's Cathedral [227] (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [228] (Episcopal); St. George Cathedral [229] (Greek Orthodox)
Worcester: St. Paul's Cathedral [230] (Roman Catholic); St. Spyridon Cathedral [231] (Greek Orthodox); St. George Cathedral [232] (Antiochian Orthodox)

[edit] Michigan

Dearborn Heights [233]: St. Paul Bulgarian-Macedonian Orthodox Cathedral [234] [235] (Orthodox Church in America)
Detroit: Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament [236] [237] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of St. Paul [238] (Episcopal); Annunciation Cathedral [239] (Greek Orthodox); Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral [240] [241] (Orthodox Church in America); St. Lazarus Cathedral 'Ravanica' [242] (Serbian Orthodox)
Ferndale: Dormition Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} [243] [244] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia)
Gaylord: St. Mary Cathedral [245] (Roman Catholic)
Grand Rapids: Cathedral of St. Andrew [246] (Roman Catholic)
Kalamazoo: St. Augustine Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} [247] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral of Christ the King [248] (former cathedral) (Episcopal)
Lansing: St. Mary Cathedral [249] (Roman Catholic)
Marquette: St. Peter Cathedral [250] (Roman Catholic)
Saginaw: Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption [251] (Roman Catholic)
Sault Sainte Marie: Holy Name of Mary Proto-Cathedral [252] (Roman Catholic)
Southfield: Our Lady of Chaldeans Cathedral [253] (Chaldean Catholic Eparchy of St. Thomas Apostle in Detroit); St. George Romanian Orthodox Cathedral [254] (Orthodox Church in America); St. Mary Protectress Cathedral [255] (Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA)

[edit] Minnesota

Crookston: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [256] (Roman Catholic)
Duluth: Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary [257] (Roman Catholic)
Faribault: Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour [258] (Episcopal)
Minneapolis: Co-Cathedral Basilica of St. Mary [259] (Roman Catholic); St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral [260] (Episcopal); St. Mary's Cathedral [261] (Orthodox Church in America)
New Ulm: Cathedral of the Holy Trinity [262] (Roman Catholic)
St. Cloud: Cathedral of St. Mary [263] (Roman Catholic)
St. Paul: Cathedral of St. Paul [264] (Roman Catholic)
Winona: Cathedral of the Sacred Heart [265] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Mississippi

Biloxi: Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary [266] (Roman Catholic)
Jackson: Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle [267] [268] (Roman Catholic); St. Andrew's Cathedral [269] (Episcopal)
Natchez: St. Mary Basilica (former cathedral) [270] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Missouri

Cape Girardeau: Cathedral of St. Mary of the Annunciation [271] (Roman Catholic)
Jefferson City: Cathedral of Saint Joseph [272] (Roman Catholic)
Kansas City: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [273] (Roman Catholic); Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral [274] (Episcopal); St. Benedict of Africa Cathedral [275] Anglo-Lutheran Catholic Church
St. Joseph: Cathedral of St. Joseph [276] (Roman Catholic)
St. Louis: Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis (The New Cathedral) [277] (Roman Catholic); Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (The Old Cathedral) [278] (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [279] (Episcopal); St. Raymond's Cathedral [280] [281] (Maronite Catholic)
Springfield: St. Agnes Cathedral [282] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Montana

Billings: St. Patrick's Co-Cathedral [283] (Roman Catholic)
Great Falls: St. Ann's Cathedral [284] (Roman Catholic)
Helena: Cathedral of Saint Helena [285] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of St. Peter [286] (Episcopal)

[edit] Nebraska

Grand Island: Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary [287] (Roman Catholic)
Hastings: St. Mark's Pro-Cathedral [288] (Episcopal)
Lincoln: Cathedral of the Risen Christ [289] (Roman Catholic)
Omaha: St. Cecilia Cathedral [290] (Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral [291] (Episcopal)

[edit] Nevada

Las Vegas: Guardian Angel Cathedral [292] (Roman Catholic)
Reno: St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral [293] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] New Hampshire

Manchester: Cathedral of St Joseph [294] (Roman Catholic); St. George Cathedral [295] (Greek Orthodox)
Rochester: Trinity Pro-Cathedral [296] (Anglican Church in America)

[edit] New Jersey

Camden: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [297] (Roman Catholic); St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral [298] (Roman Catholic)
Carteret: St. Demetrius Cathedral [299] (Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA)
Howell: St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral [300] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia)
Metuchen: St Francis of Assisi Cathedral [301] (Roman Catholic)
Newark: Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart [302] (Roman Catholic); St. Patrick's Pro-Cathedral [303] (Roman Catholic); Trinity and St Philip's Cathedral [304] (Episcopal)
Passaic: Cathedral of St Michael the Archangel [305] (Byzantine Catholic)
Paterson: Cathedral of St. John the Baptist [306] [307] (Roman Catholic); St. Michael's Cathedral [308] (site in Russian); [309] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia)
Teaneck: St Mark's Cathedral (Syriac Orthodox) (Oriental Orthodox Communion)
Tenafly: St. John The Theologian Cathedral [310] (Greek Orthodox)
Trenton: St Mary Cathedral [311] (Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral [312] (Episcopal); Cathedral of the Holy Assumption [313] (Russian True Orthodox Church Abroad) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)
Union City: Our Lady of Deliverance Cathedral [314] (Syriac Catholic Eparchy of Our Lady of Deliverance in Newark)

[edit] New Mexico

Albuquerque: Cathedral of St. John [315] (Episcopal)
Gallup: Sacred Heart Cathedral [316] (Roman Catholic)
Las Cruces: Immaculate Heart of Mary Cathedral [317] (Roman Catholic)
Santa Fe: Cathedral Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi [318] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] New York

Albany: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [319] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral of All Saints [320] (Episcopal)
Buffalo: Saint Joseph Cathedral [321] (Roman Catholic); St. Paul's Cathedral [322] (Episcopal)
Garden City (Long Island): Cathedral of the Incarnation [323] (Episcopal)
Hempstead (Long Island): St. Paul's Cathedral [324] (Greek Orthodox)
Lancaster: Holy Mother of the Rosary Cathedral [325] (Polish National Catholic Church) (not in full communion with Rome)
Malverne (Long Island): Cathedral Church of the Intercessor [326] (Charismatic Episcopal Church)
New York: St. Patrick's Cathedral [327] (Roman Catholic); St. Patrick's Old Cathedral [328] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral of Saint John the Divine [329] (Episcopal); Holy Trinity Cathedral [330] (Greek Orthodox); Russian Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Virgin Protection [331] (Orthodox Church in America); St. Vartan Cathedral [332] (Armenian Church in America) (Oriental Orthodox communion); Saint Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral [333] (Armenian Apostolic Church) ( Oriental Orthodox communion); Synodal Cathedral of the Theotokos of the Sign [334] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia); St. Nicholas Cathedral [335] (Russian Orthodox Patriarchate Of Moscow); St. Sava Cathedral [336] [337](Serbian Orthodox); Saints Kyril & Metodi Cathedral [338] (Bulgarian Orthodox); Pro-Cathedral of the Holy Cross [339] (African Orthodox) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch); Cathedral Church of St. Thomas the Apostle [340] (Liberal Catholic Church International) (not in communion with Rome)

Astoria (Queens)

St. Demetrios Cathedral [341] (Greek Orthodox)

Cathedral of Saint Markella [342] (Genuine Orthodox Church of America) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)

Brooklyn

Cathedral Basilica of St. James [343] (Roman Catholic)^[2]

Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Cathedral [344] (Greek Orthodox)

Cathedral of the Holy Transfiguration of Our Lord (Orthodox Church in America)

Our Lady of Lebanon Cathedral (Maronite Catholic)

St. Nicholas Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} (Antiochian Orthodox)

Holy Trinity Cathedral [345] [346] (Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA)

St. Ann's Cathedral [347][348] (Armenian Catholic) Eparchy of Our Lady of Nareg in New York)

St. Cyril's of Turau Cathedral [349] (Belarusian Orthodox) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)

St. Mary's Cathedral [350] (Roman Catholic)

Sacred Heart Cathedral [351] (Roman Catholic)^[3]

Rockville Centre (Long Island)

St. Agnes Cathedral [352]^[4] (Roman Catholic)

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [353] (Roman Catholic)

St. John the Evangelist Church (former cathedral) [354] (Roman Catholic)

St. Paul's Cathedral [355] (Episcopal)

[edit] North Carolina

Asheville: Cathedral of All Souls [356] (Episcopal)
Charlotte: Cathedral of Saint Patrick [357] [358] (Roman Catholic); Holy Trinity Cathedral [359] (Greek Orthodox)
Lexington: Christ Church Cathedral [360] (Orthodox Anglican Church) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)
Raleigh: Sacred Heart Cathedral [361] (Roman Catholic)
Wilmington: St. Mary Catholic Church (Roman Catholic) (former Pro-Cathedral)

[edit] North Dakota

Bismarck: Cathedral of the Holy Spirit [362] (Roman Catholic)
Fargo: St. Mary's Cathedral [363] (Roman Catholic); Gethsemane Cathedral, Fargo [364] (Episcopal)
Jamestown: Basilica of St. James (former cathedral) [365] [366] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Ohio

Canton: St. George Cathedral [367] (Romanian Catholic)
Cincinnati: St. Peter in Chains Cathedral [368] (Roman Catholic); St. Monica's Church [369] [370] (former cathedral) (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [371] (Episcopal)
Cleveland: Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist [372] (Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland [373] (Episcopal); St. Theodosius Cathedral [374] (Orthodox Church in America); St. Mary's Romanian Orthodox Cathedral [375] (Orthodox Church in America); SS. Boris and Gleb Cathedral, Cleveland [376] (Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church in the USA-Sobornopravna) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)
Cleveland Heights: Sts. Constantine and Helen Cathedral [377] (Greek Orthodox)
Columbus: St. Joseph Cathedral [378] [379] (Roman Catholic); Annunciation Cathedral [380] (Greek Orthodox); The Basilica of the Ascension of Our Lord [381] (Reformed Catholic Church^{[disambiguation needed ]}) (not in communion with Rome)
Parma: Cathedral of St. John the Baptist [382] (Byzantine Catholic); St. Josaphat Cathedral [383] [384] (Ukrainian Catholic); St. Sava Cathedral [385] ( Serbian Orthodox); St. Vladimir's Cathedral [386] [387] (Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA); St. Sergius of Radonezh Cathedral [388] [389] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia)
Reynoldsburg: Cathedral of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary (St. Mary) [390] (Macedonian Orthodox) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)
Rocky River: Annunciation Cathedral [391] (Romanian Orthodox)
Rossford: St. George Bulgarian Orthodox Cathedral [392] [393] (Orthodox Church in America)
Steubenville: Holy Name Cathedral [394] [395] (Roman Catholic)
Toledo: Rosary Cathedral [396] (Roman Catholic)
Youngstown: St. Columba Cathedral [397] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Oklahoma

Oklahoma City: Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Roman Catholic); St. Joseph Old Cathedral (Roman Catholic); St. Paul's Cathedral (Episcopal)
Tulsa: Holy Family Cathedral (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Oregon

Baker City: Cathedral of St. Francis de Sales [398] (Roman Catholic)
Oregon City: St. John the Apostle Church [399] [400] (former cathedral) (Roman Catholic)
Portland: St. Mary's Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [401] [402] (Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral [403] [404] (Episcopal); Holy Trinity Cathedral [405] [406] (Greek Orthodox); Nativity of the Theotokos Cathedral [407] [408] Holy Orthodox Church in North America (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)

[edit] Pennsylvania

Allentown: Cathedral of Saint Catharine of Siena [409] (Roman Catholic)
Allison Park: St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral [410] (Orthodox Church in America)
Altoona: Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament [411] (Roman Catholic)
Bethlehem: Cathedral of the Nativity [412] [413] (Episcopal)
Camp Hill: Holy Trinity Cathedral [414] [415] (Greek Orthodox)
Erie: St. Peter's Cathedral [416] (Roman Catholic); St. Paul's Cathedral [417] [418] (Episcopal)
Greensburg: Blessed Sacrament Cathedral [419] (Roman Catholic)
Harrisburg: Cathedral of Saint Patrick [420] [421] (Roman Catholic); St. Stephen's Cathedral [422] (Episcopal)
Johnstown: St. John Gualbert Co-Cathedral [423] [424] (Roman Catholic); Christ The Saviour Cathedral [425] (Carpatho-Russian Orthodox)
Mayfield: St. John the Baptist Cathedral [426] [427] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia)
Munhall: St. John the Baptist Cathedral [428] (Byzantine Catholic)
Philadelphia: Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul [429] [430] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of Our Saviour (Episcopal); Cathedral of St George (Greek Orthodox) [431] (Greek Orthodox); St. Stephen Cathedral [432] (Orthodox Church in America); Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [433] (Ukrainian Catholic); St. Mary's Cathedral [434] [435] (Malankara Orthodox Syrian) (Oriental Orthodox communion); St. Vladimir Cathedral [436] [437] (Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA); St. Andrew's Cathedral [438] (Russian Orthodox Patriarchate of Moscow)
Pittsburgh: St. Paul Cathedral [439] (Roman Catholic); St. Peter's Church (former cathedral) [440] (Roman Catholic); Trinity Cathedral [441] (Episcopal); St. Nicholas Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} [442] [443] (Greek Orthodox); St. George Cathedral [444] (Antiochian Orthodox); Holy Trinity Cathedral [445] (Serbian Orthodox)
Quakertown: The Pro-Cathedral Church of the Incarnation [446] (Holy Catholic Church - Anglican Rite) (not in communion with Rome)
Scranton: St. Peter's Cathedral [447] [448] (Roman Catholic); St. Stanislaus Cathedral [449] (Polish National Catholic Church) (not in full communion with Rome)

Holy Resurrection Cathedral [450] (Orthodox Church in America)

St. Stephen's Episcopal Pro-Cathedral [451] [452] (Episcopal)

[edit] Rhode Island

Providence: Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul [453] [454] (Roman Catholic); St. John's Cathedral [455] (Episcopal)

[edit] South Carolina

Charleston: Cathedral of St. John the Baptist [456] [457] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral of Saint John and Saint Finbar [458] (Roman Catholic) (burned 1861); Cathedral of St. Luke and St. Paul [459] [460] (Episcopal)
Columbia: Trinity Cathedral [461] (Episcopal); Pro-Cathedral of the Epiphany [462] [463] (Anglican Diocese of the Holy Cross)
Greenville: St. George Cathedral [464] (Greek Orthodox)

[edit] South Dakota

Rapid City: Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help [465] [466] (Roman Catholic)
Sioux Falls: St. Joseph's Cathedral [467] (Roman Catholic); Calvary Cathedral [468] [469] (Episcopal)

[edit] Tennessee

Knoxville: Sacred Heart Cathedral [470] [471] (Roman Catholic); St. John's Cathedral [472] [473] (Episcopal)
Memphis: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [474] (Roman Catholic); St. Mary's Cathedral [475] [476] (Episcopal)
Nashville: Cathedral of the Incarnation [477] [478] (Roman Catholic); St. Mary’s of Seven Sorrows Pro-Cathedral [479] (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [480] (Episcopal); All Saints Cathedral [481] [482] (Southern Episcopal Church)

[edit] Texas

Amarillo: St. Laurence Cathedral (former cathedral) [483] (Roman Catholic); St. Mary’s Cathedral [484] [485]; Sacred Heart Cathedral (deconsecrated, 1975) [486]
Austin: St. Mary's Cathedral, [487] [488] (Roman Catholic)
Beaumont: St. Anthony's Cathedral Basilica [489] (Roman Catholic)
Bedford: St. Vincent's Cathedral [490] (Anglican Church in North America - Episcopal)
Brownsville, Texas: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [491] (Roman Catholic)
Corpus Christi: Corpus Christi Cathedral [492] [493] (Roman Catholic)
Dallas: Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadelupe [494] [495] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral Church of Saint Matthew [496] [497] (Episcopal); St. Seraphim of Sarov Cathedral [498] (Orthodox Church in America)
El Paso: St. Patrick Cathedral [499] [500] (Roman Catholic); Pro Cathedral Church of St. Clement (Episcopal) (former Cathedral, now with Anglican Church in North America)
Fort Worth: Saint Patrick Cathedral [501] [502] (Roman Catholic)
Galveston: St. Mary's Cathedral Basilica [503] (Roman Catholic)
Houston: Sacred Heart Co-Cathedral [504] (Roman Catholic); Christ Church Cathedral [505] [506] (Episcopal); Annunciation Cathedral [507] [508] (Greek Orthodox)
Katy: St. Matthias Cathedral Parish [509] (Reformed Episcopal Church)
Laredo: Cathedral of San Agustin [510] [511] (Roman Catholic)
Lubbock: Christ the King Cathedral [512] (Roman Catholic)
San Angelo: Sacred Heart Cathedral [513] (Roman Catholic)
San Antonio: Cathedral of San Fernando [514] (Roman Catholic)
Sherman: Christ Church Cathedral, Sherman [515] [516] (Anglican Province of America)
Tyler: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [517] [518] (Roman Catholic)
Victoria: Our Lady Of Victory Cathedral [519] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Utah

Salt Lake City: Cathedral of the Madeleine [520] [521] (Roman Catholic); St. Mark's Cathedral [522] [523] (Episcopal)

[edit] Vermont

Burlington: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception [524] [525] [526] (Roman Catholic); Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph [527] (Roman Catholic); St. Paul's Cathedral [528] (Episcopal)

[edit] Virginia

Arlington: Cathedral of St. Thomas More [529] (Roman Catholic)
Norfolk: Annunciation Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} [530] (Greek Orthodox)
Orkney Springs (Shenandoah Valley): Cathedral Shrine of the Transfiguration [531] (Episcopal)
Richmond, Virginia: Cathedral of the Sacred Heart [532] (Roman Catholic); Sts. Constantine & Helen Cathedral [533] (Greek Orthodox)

[edit] Washington

Seattle: St. James' Cathedral [534] [535] (Roman Catholic); St. Mark's Cathedral [536] [537] (Episcopal); St. Spiridon Cathedral [538] [539] (Orthodox Church in America); St. Nicholas Cathedral^{[disambiguation needed ]} [540] [541] (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia); Saint Nectarios American Orthodox Cathedral [542] [543] (Holy Orthodox Church in North America) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)
Shoreline: St. Barnabas Cathedral [544] [545] (Reformed Episcopal Church)
Spokane: Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes [546] [547] (Roman Catholic); Cathedral of St. John [548] [549] (Episcopal)
Yakima: St. Paul Cathedral [550] [551] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] West Virginia

Charleston: Basilica of the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart [552] (Roman Catholic); St. George Orthodox Cathedral [553] (Antiochian Orthodox)
Wheeling: St. Joseph Cathedral [554] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Wisconsin

Eau Claire: Christ Church Cathedral [555] [556] (Episcopal)
Fond du Lac: St. Paul's Cathedral [557] [558] (Episcopal)
Green Bay: St. Francis Xavier Cathedral [559] (Roman Catholic)
La Crosse: Cathedral of Saint Joseph the Workman [560] [561] (Roman Catholic)
Madison: St. Raphael Cathedral (destroyed by fire in 2005, awaiting reconstruction) [562] [563] [564] (Roman Catholic)
Milwaukee: Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist [565] [566] (Roman Catholic); All Saints' Cathedral [567] (Episcopal); St. Sava Cathedral [568] (Serbian Orthodox)
Superior: Cathedral of Christ the King [569] [570] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Wyoming

Cheyenne: St. Mary's Cathedral [571] (Roman Catholic)
Laramie: St. Matthew's Cathedral [572] [573] (Episcopal)

[edit] American Samoa

Fagatogo: St Joseph's Co-Cathedral [574] (Roman Catholic)
Pago Pago: Cathedral of the Holy Family [575] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Guam

Agaña (Hagåtña): Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral-Basilica [576] (Sweet Name of Mary)(Roman Catholic)

[edit] Northern Mariana Islands

Chalan Kanoa (Saipan)

Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel [577] (Roman Catholic)

[edit] Puerto Rico

Arecibo: Cathedral de San Felipe Apóstol (Cathedral of St. Philip the Apostle) [578] [579] (Roman Catholic)
Caguas: Catedral Dulce Nombre de Jesús (Cathedral of the Sweet Name of Jesus) [580] Diocese of Caguas (Roman Catholic)
Fajardo: Catedral Santiago Apóstol (Cathedral of St. James the Apostle) Diocese of Fajardo-Humacao [581] (Roman Catholic)
Humacao: Concatedral Dulce Nombre de Jesus (Sweet Name of Jesus Co-cathedral) [582] (Roman Catholic)
Mayagüez: Cathedral Nuestra Senora de la Candelaria (Cathedral of Our Lady of Candelaria) [583] File:MayaguezCathedral.jpg (Roman Catholic)
Ponce: Nuestra Senora de la Guadalupe Catedral [(Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe) [584] [585] (Roman Catholic)
San Juan: Catedral Metropolitana Basílica de San Juan Bautista de Puerto Rico (Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of Saint John the Baptist of Puerto Rico) [586] [587] (Roman Catholic); Saint John the Baptist Cathedral [588] [589] (Episcopal)

[edit] Virgin Islands

Charlotte Amalie (St. Thomas): Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral [590] Diocese of Saint Thomas (Roman Catholic); The Cathedral Church of All Saints [591] (Episcopal)

[edit] Cathedrals without an episcopal function

Crystal Cathedral (Reformed Church in America) in Garden Grove
West Angeles Cathedral (Pentecostal) in Los Angeles, California
Cathedral of Promise (Metropolitan Community Church) Sacramento, California
The First Cathedral, "A Church for all people" in Bloomfield, CT (Non-Denominational)
National City Christian Church (Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)), Washington DC
Sunshine Cathedral, in Fort Lauderdale (Metropolitan Community Church)
Cathedral of the Rockies, in Boise (United Methodist)
Greater Allen A. M. E. Cathedral of New York(Jamaica, Queens) (African Methodist Episcopal)
Cathedral of the Air in Lakehurst
Bryn Athyn Cathedral of the New Church, in Bryn Athyn (New Church/Swedenborgian)
Cathedral of Hope (United Church of Christ)
Cathedral of Hope, in Pittsburgh (Presbyterian)
Christ Cathedral (Fayetteville, North Carolina) (non-denominational)
Mount Olive Cathedral, in Memphis, Tennessee (Christian Methodist Episcopal)

[edit] Footnotes

[edit] External links

Cathedrals of California

v d e List of cathedrals in North America

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