About St. Raymond Cathedral
St. Raymond Cathedral is a Catholic church located at 604 N Raynor Ave., Joliet, IL, 60435. St. Raymond Cathedral was founded in 1955. You can reach St. Raymond Cathedral at +18157226653.
St. Raymond Cathedral is one of 122 churches we list in Joliet, among 13,817 across Illinois. It falls within Will County and the Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN metro area. It is counted among 21 Catholic churches in Joliet, part of 1,563 in the Catholic tradition across Illinois.
Patron saint of St. Raymond Cathedral
Other churches named after Saint Raymond
5 other churches named in honor of Saint Raymond are indexed in Churches List. The most-reviewed of those appear below.
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Catholic · Miami, FL
Saint Raymond Catholic Church
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Catholic · Philadelphia, PA
St. Raymond of Penafort
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Catholic · Detroit, MI
Saint Raymond
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Catholic · Bronx, NY
Saint Raymond Church
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Christian Schools · Bronx, NY
Saint Raymond Church Girls Academy
Where is St. Raymond Cathedral located?
St. Raymond Cathedral is located at 604 N Raynor Ave., Joliet, IL, 60435. The building sits at coordinates 41.53462, -88.10117, placing it in Joliet, IL 60435.
Location is approximate — drawn from the public street address.
- Address
- 604 N Raynor Ave., Joliet, IL, 60435
- Coordinates
- 41.534615, -88.101165
- Latitude
- 41.534615
- Longitude
- -88.101165
- Directions
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Decimal degrees, ready to paste into a GPS unit or any mapping app. The point is a street-level match on the address above.
- Public parking 748 ft
- Public parking 853 ft
- Public parking 889 ft
- Public parking 1086 ft
Nearby places drawn from OpenStreetMap, Jun 7, 2026.
The neighborhood around St. Raymond Cathedral
The ZIP code 60435 area around St. Raymond Cathedral is home to 48,574 residents with a median household income of $72,860 and a median age of 37.0 years, according to the US Census Bureau's 2022 American Community Survey 5-year estimates.
US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2022 five-year estimates.
What to expect at a service at St. Raymond Cathedral
Roman Catholic parishes follow a structured liturgy called the Mass, celebrated worldwide in the same order.
- Mass lasts about an hour and includes Scripture readings, a homily, hymns, and Holy Communion.
- Visitors are welcome. Only baptized Catholics in good standing receive Communion; others come forward with arms crossed for a blessing.
- Dress is modest but not formal — business casual is typical for Sunday Mass.
Generalized notes for first-time visitors. Individual churches vary — when in doubt, ask a greeter at the door.
Churches sharing the architectural tradition of St. Raymond Cathedral
5 other US churches in the Neoclassical architecture tradition are indexed in Churches List.
- Saint George Orthodox Church Orlando, FL
- St. William Philadelphia, PA · est. 1956
- First Presbyterian Church Valdosta, GA
- Elmendorf Reformed Church New York City, NY
- Central Baptist Church Miami, FL
Churches in the same diocese as St. Raymond Cathedral
St. Raymond Cathedral shares an ecclesiastical jurisdiction with 1 other parishes indexed in Churches List.
Churches founded the same year as St. Raymond Cathedral
2 other churches with a documented founding year of 1955 are indexed in Churches List.
St. Raymond Cathedral by the numbers
Questions and answers about St. Raymond Cathedral
- What denomination is St. Raymond Cathedral?
- This church is part of the Catholic tradition.
- Where is St. Raymond Cathedral located?
- St. Raymond Cathedral is located at 604 N Raynor Ave., Joliet, IL, 60435.
- When was St. Raymond Cathedral founded?
- Founded in 1955.
- Who is the patron saint of St. Raymond Cathedral?
- Saint Raymond (Raymond of Peñafort). Feast day: Jan 7.
- What is the architecture of St. Raymond Cathedral?
- St. Raymond Cathedral is a Neoclassical architecture building.
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