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  My husband and I attended the 3pm Christmas Eve Mass here for the first time this past week. We were lucky enough to find a nearby parking spot, but it's a good thing that my aunt got there early and saved seats because this place was absolutely packed!! There were seven of us in all and we weren't able to sit together due to the crowd. There were added seats along the sides and I'm pretty sure that every single one was taken.
  
  The mass was lovely the inside of the church was beautiful. It's very different from any Catholic church I've visit - very Roman. Lots of red, black and gold leaf.

  Added April 30, 2017 by Katie Hamilton-Meier
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  Gorgeous Cathedral. A must see Cincinnati landmark.

  Added December 08, 2016 by Margee Moore
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  Beautiful building & lovely architecture even though I wonder if they'll ever consider putting another altar back against the walls. The tour of the Cathedral is lovely though I wonder what else there is for people to see. A map & pictures of the Monestaries & Convents that used to be Downtown along with the Parishes would be a good start. . .

  Added September 10, 2016 by Leann Rogers