Old St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Step into the rich tapestry of history at Old St. Patrick's Catholic Church, a beloved landmark along Route 66 in Chicago. Dating back to the 19th century, this architectural gem invites travelers to admire its stunning stained glass and majestic interiors. Embrace a moment of peace and reflection in its serene atmosphere, while enjoying captivating stories about its vibrant community and role in Chicago's heritage. A must-visit stop that captures the spirit and soul of the Mother Road!
Sarah Doyel Stadtherr
a year ago"We were so glad to make a visit to this vibrant Parish. A gentleman showed us where the elevator was and made sure we got to the sanctuary. (He also wished us goodbye.) The sanctuary was truly beautiful and I needed more time to visit but we had to get to Union station. You can tell the health of a church by the size of the children's group, this one is thriving. Music was a mix of traditional and contemporary and I was told they even have pros in the choir. DO go visit them!"
Patti K
2 months ago"Blessed experience for my daughter's wedding. The entire staff including ceremony and music, volunteers and Priest Father Novak led the most wonderful service exceeding our greatest imagination."
Aamir Pervez
a year ago"Old St Patrick Church ⛪️ is one of the most beautiful Church I have visited in Chicago. I really had wonderful experience, it was truly amazing and I feel so relaxed and blessed 😇 It was one of the oldest Catholic Church in Chicago. I perform mass on Friday Afternoon and spend some time over there. I would love to go again and again to this beautiful Church. ⛪️"
