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You are invited to visit an exhibit honoring the life, ministry, and legacy of late Auxiliary Bishop David O’Connell now open to the public inside the Cathedral. The chapel, located in one of the niches in the cathedral’s south ambulatory, features photos of O’Connell throughout his life, as well as personal items such as handwritten notes, Bible, rosary, books of jokes, and more. “We have made a beautiful, prayerful chapel to our beloved friend. I hope many will be able to come and celebrate the life of Bishop O’Connell, which was truly a life lived for Jesus,” said Archbishop José H. Gomez, who was on hand to dedicate the chapel on March 17.

Works of art focused on spirituality from 60 students of 12 Catholic high schools throughout the Archdiocese of Los Angeles are on display at the Art Chapel inside the Cathedral. The annual Robert Graham Memorial Student Art Exhibit opened on March 19th with a special blessing by Archbishop José H. Gomez, who also presented students with certificates. The art exhibit celebrates the value that Catholic education provides to young people and its contributions to our Church, communities and nation. | Read More

On Sunday, October 10th, from 9am to 4pm, six miles of streets in downtown L.A. will be closed to cars and open for community to bike, walk, skate, and enjoy the street as a public park for the day for CicLAvia 2021. Though the Cathedral is not directly on the route, please note that there may be additional traffic congestion during the event hours, and you may need to take a different route to the Cathedral that day. Please plan accordingly and allow additional time to drive.

‘250 Years of Mission’ is a new art exhibit hosted by the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in celebration of the Archdiocese’s ‘Forward in Mission’ Jubilee Year. The year-long exhibition of paintings, photos and artifacts showcasing the rich legacy of Catholic faith in Los Angeles over the decades will be available to the public during the course of the “Forward in Mission” Jubilee Year from September 11, 2021 through September 10, 2022