Cathedral Chapel for your
Special Occasion
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A Short History
is one of Los Angeles' oldest churches. Our patron saint is St. Vibiana, the patron
saint of Los Angeles Archdiocese. Hence, the church is also know as Cathedral
Chapel of St. Vibiana. Distinctive in its Spanish architecture, the church was
built in 1927 as Pro-Cathedral. Cathedral Chapel is a vibrant Catholic
community serving the needs of around 1000 families in the Hancock Park,
Miracle Mile, Park La Brea, and mid-west L.A. areas.
Accessibility
- Located in the heart of Los Angeles, in the Mid-Wilshire, Museum district.
From the I-10 Fwy, exit La Brea north, crossing Olympic Boulevard,
church is on the left.
From I-170, exit Highland Avenue going south, turn right
on Wilshire Boulevard, left on La Brea, church is on the right.
Minutes away from Beverly HIlls, Hollywood, Downtown Los Angeles,
Santa Monica.
Fact Sheet, Guidelines & Instructions
- Church: 800 person capacity
2 Levels
Ground Level - Main Congregation
Mezzanine Level - Choir of Musicians
Please call the Parish Office for Fees
- Parish Hall & Patio
Is an area behind the church which can be rented for small private
receptions or gatherings after Baptisms, Funerals, or even
Weddings.
Capacity: approx. 100 pax for a Reception / 50-75 pax sit-down
Please call the Parish Office for rental fees. Rental fees include
round and buffet tables, folding chairs, insurance.
Schedule
- Baptism:
Regularly scheduled: every 4th Sunday of the month,
by appointment
Private: as requested, by appointment; at least 2 months prior to
Baptism desired date
Weddings or Anniversaries:
As requested, usually Saturdays at 10:00 am or 2:00 pm
At least 6 months prior to desired date
Funerals/Memorials:
By appointment
Please call the office to schedule or make reservations; please allow
at least 4 weeks prior to desired date.
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