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The exterior of the cathedral

Holy Angels Parish was established in 1906. The current church structure was elevated to a cathedral when the Diocese of Gary was established in 1956. Although the altar was anointed the church building was never formally dedicated. In 1972, Bishop Grutka, the first Bishop of Gary, authorized the Cathedral’s first renovation. In 1997, Bishop Melczek, third Bishop of Gary, commissioned a renewal and renovation of the Cathedral. On January 26, 1998 Bishop Dale Melczek anointed the Altar and dedicated the renewed Cathedral of the Holy Angels.

The crest of the Diocese of Gary crest which is angel wings over an incense thurible and an alternating pattern of black and white stripes. On tope of it is a golden mitre (bishop's hat)
A wide shot of the altar

In The News

Bishop McClory’s message about the removal of the general dispensation.

The crest The crest of Bishop McClory. The crest consists of the Diocese of Gary crest which is angel wings over an incense thurible and an alternating pattern of black and white stripes. The second crest to the right is the bishop's personal crest.  It is a chalice and host. Surrounding them is a pine cone, rose, key, and cincture (rope belt).  Above the two crests is a Jerusalem cross  and a green focchi (hat). The bishop's logo is at the bottom which translates to "We proclaim Jesus as Lord."of Bishop McClory. The crest consists of the Diocese of Gary crest which is angel wings over an incense thurible and an alternating pattern of black and white stripes. The second crest to the right is the bishop's crest.  It is a chalice and host. Surrounding them is a pine cone, rose, key, and cincture (rope belt).  Above the two crests is a Jerusalem cross  and a green focchi (hat). The bishop's logo is at the bottom which translates to "We proclaim Jesus as Lord."

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Hymn & Spiritual Fest w/ Patricia Fointno

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