St Paul Cathedral

📍 Pittsburgh

St. Paul Cathedral in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood is the mother church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh. Designed by architects Egan and Prindeville and built from 1903 to 1906, this magnificent Gothic Revival cathedral features twin spires, a stunning limestone exterior, and seating for 2,600 worshippers. Located at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and North Craig Street, the cathedral offers live-streamed Mass, connecting Pennsylvania Catholics and the faithful worldwide. As a spiritual and architectural landmark, St. Paul Cathedral stands as a testament to Pittsburgh's rich Catholic heritage.