St John Cantius Church

St. John Cantius is a unique church in the Archdiocese of Chicago—helping many discover a profound sense of the Sacred through solemn liturgies and devotions, treasures of sacred art, and liturgical music.

The historic landmark church is one of the best examples of sacred architecture in the city. Located in the heart of Chicago, it is accessible by car, bus, or subway. More about us »

Celebrating Fr. Augustus Tolton

Two events to celebrate Chicago's possible first saint! On Friday, February 22nd, author Joyce Duriga, will present on a new biography, and on Friday & Saturday, March 8th & 9th a live theatre drama, Tolton: From Slave to Priest, by St. Luke Productions. Read more...
“Why Worry?” Silent Film Matinee

Sunday, February 24th at 3:00 pm, enjoy this 1923 silent comedy classic accompanied live by our 1927 Wurlitzer Theatre Organ! In collaboration with The Silent Film Society of Chicago. Read more...
Ash Wednesday

The first day of Lent begins on March 6th, join us for Mass and the imposition of ashes. Masses 7:00am (English), 8:00am (Tridentine), 12:00pm (English), 7:30pm (Tridentine High Mass). Read more...
St. Joseph’s Table

La Tavola di San Giuseppe! Join us on Sunday, March 17 at 2:00 pm for a grand meal, devotions, desserts, and Italian traditions! Come honor St. Joseph. Read more...
Men’s and Women’s Annual Lenten Retreats

Our local Knights of Columbus council is sponsoring Lenten Retreats for both women (March 30th) and men (April 1st) with Fr. Joseph Tuscan, OFM. Come and deepen your love for Christ! Read more...
The Bells of St. John Cantius

Have you ever wondered about the bells of St. John Cantius? This in-depth article shares the history, photos, and amazing stories behind our three sets of bells. Read more...
Youth Reflect on the March for Life

160 of our youth "Crusaders for Life" had an amazing adventure at the National March for Life in DC. Read their reflections and see photos. Read more...