Cathedral Abbey of St. Anthony. New Order of St. Francis and St. Clare
Detroit, Michigan
Cathedral Abbey of St. Anthony is an ecumenical Catholic church located in Detroit, Michigan, serving God's people since 1857. Since 2010, it has operated as the Ecumenical Catholic Church of Christ, welcoming all people of good will regardless of background. The church describes itself as an inclusive and affirming congregation comprising Catholics and Protestants, seekers and believers. It emphasizes innovation and open-minded conversation while remaining centered in Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, anchored in the Holy Bible, and nourished by the sacraments. The church displays a painting of Jesus walking with refugees and migrants as a constant reminder of its commitment to serving the poor and oppressed. Its mission focuses on advancing peaceful building of God's kingdom through liturgical and community services, celebrating church unity across ecumenical relationships, and proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ. The church actively solicits donations to support its service to the poor and maintain its physical structure.
Denomination
CatholicPhone
313-279-5561Services
Other
Languages
English, SpanishLast updated August 2026
1,000-5,000
estimated members
This is likely one of 106 Catholic congregations in Wayne County, MI. Catholic accounts for 29% of the county's 1,546 congregations.
This estimate comes from ARDA 2020 data for churches of this size and denomination in the county.
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