Cathedral Church Of St Luke
Orlando, Florida
Located in Orlando, Florida, the Cathedral Church of St Luke serves as a Catholic parish in the heart of the community. As a Catholic church, it follows the teachings and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church, emphasizing sacramental worship, scriptural study, and pastoral care. Visitors can expect a liturgical worship experience centered on the Mass, with opportunities to receive sacraments including Confession and Communion. The church welcomes individuals and families seeking spiritual guidance, religious education, and a faith community. Catholic churches typically offer various ministries and services to support parishioners throughout their spiritual journey. The Cathedral Church of St Luke provides a space for prayer, worship, and the practice of Catholic faith in the Orlando area.
Denomination
CatholicPhone
407-849-0680Services
Worship
Eucharist
Parking
On Sunday mornings, parking is available at no charge in the surface lot at the corner of Washington and Magnolia. Downtown street meters are free all day on Sundays. Parking is also available for Sunday services in the Regions Bank garage located on the northeast corner of Orange Ave. and Washington Street. During the week (Monday through Friday) from 9 am until 5 pm, the Washington Street lot has ten designated spaces available at no charge for visitors.Languages
EnglishLast updated August 2026
Congregation size
5,000-20,000
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