About Holy Trinity Cathedral
Holy Trinity Cathedral was designed by renowned architect, Louis H. Sullivan. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and designated an official City of Chicago Landmark in 1979. It’s been named one of Chicago’s Most Interesting Churches by CBS 2 Chicago and included in Chicago Magazine’s Insider’s Guide to Ukrainian Village: 15 Great Things to Do.
* PLEASE NOTE *
The Cathedral is currently closed to public tours in accordance with the COVID-19 stay at home order. We will post future public tour dates & times when available. At this time we are still planning to participate in Open House Chicago 2020 on October 17 & 18.
Thank you for your understanding and stay safe!
Donate To HTC
Our restoration efforts for the 115+ year old cathedral building are ongoing. Recent work has included restoration of the stained glass windows, chandelier and the dome. We would not be able to complete this work without donations from visitors and friends. We express our sincerest gratitude to everyone who has donated to support these efforts.
Future work planned will include the exterior stucco and concrete. We are happy to accept donations via check, credit card and Paypal accounts to support these projects.
If you would like to make a monetary donation towards a specific project, please indicate the specific project in the memo on your check or in the appropriate field in the Paypal form. If the donation may be used on any of the projects outlined, then please just state “Friends of Holy Trinity” in the memo to ensure your donation goes towards our restoration efforts.
We appreciate your support of Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathedral!
Checks:
Please send checks payable to “Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathedral” to Friends of Holy Trinity, 1121 N Leavitt St, Chicago, IL 60622.
Credit Card or Paypal Accounts:
A Paypal account is not required to pay by credit card. Just click on the “Make a Donation” button below to make your donation to our Building and Restoration Fund using either your Paypal account OR a credit card.
Thank you!
We appreciate your support of our City of Chicago Landmark!
The Orthodox Worship Space
The Church has been likened to a great ship bearing men through a violent storm to the safety of the Kingdom of Heaven. The main part of the church building is called the Nave, which comes from the Latin word for ship, navis.
Read more about the Church building and its servers, below.
