Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels feels like home for many
LOS ANGELES — For some, it's the saint tapestries that hang on either side of the nave. For others, it's the mausoleum or the Guadalupe tilma relic...
LOS ANGELES — For some, it's the saint tapestries that hang on either side of the nave. For others, it's the mausoleum or the Guadalupe tilma relic. Some say the Blessed Sacrament chapel, or the crypt of St. Vibiana. Ask the Los Angeles-area Catholics you know about that favorite spot, that go-to place they return to every time they visit the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, and you can get a wide range of answers. But 20 years after it opened in 2002, parishioners and regular visitors will agree on one thing about the cathedral.