M C.
12/25/2025
Please do not pay any attention to the reviewer complaining about the acoustics. Charitably, that reviewer doesn't understand that Catholic cathedrals are built with the very intent to have the...
The Cathedral of Christ the Light
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2501 Harrison St Ste 130
Oakland, CA 94612
The Cathedral of Christ the Light in Oakland, CA serves as a spiritual hub for various religious activities and events. It offers a serene space for Mass, sacraments such as Baptism and Marriage, prayer sessions, and other religious ceremonies. The cathedral also hosts community events, providing a platform for parishioners to come together, deepen their faith, and engage in fellowship.
With a dedicated staff and pastoral councils, the cathedral ensures that it remains a welcoming and inclusive place for all visitors. It stands as a prominent landmark in the Oakland area, embodying a sense of tranquility and reverence. Whether attending a daily Mass, seeking spiritual guidance, or participating in community service initiatives, the Cathedral of Christ the Light offers a sacred space for reflection and worship.
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Lisa C.
12/3/2025
Cathedral of Light is an absolutely gorgeous Catholic Church in the heart of Oakland. I recently went here to perform with Saint Joseph Basilica choir and attend the Jubilee of Choirs Concert. The...
John W.
1/4/2026
I was waiting in line to do my confession, but when my turn came, it was time for mass so the priest said to come back when the mass was over. After the mass, there was a line of people waiting...
Paoli N.
5/17/2025
It's a beautiful church it's the people that work there that are very rude and to be treating others like that in house of the Lord it's not very Holy.. it was my fiancé confirmation and they took...
Shane S.
1/8/2023
I was Catholic Boy...Jim Carroll My beloved and I went to Christmas Day mass at the Cathedral of Chris the Light Church in Oakland by Lake Merritt. I grew up Catholic in a Italian and Irish,...
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