Prep 4 Painting company had the pleasure of working for this beautiful cathedral right in the heart of downtown Dallas. It really looks beautiful surrounded by all these giant modern buildings.

Extremely beautiful! I went while they had the Christmas decorations and honestly, pictures do it no justice! Great place to worship and great place to admire it's beauty.

Who doesn't love the architectural design of Nicholas Clayton's work at Sacred Heart/Cathedral Santuario de Guadalupe in the heart of Dallas.. It is very beautiful !

It's a small church, but you can feel peace and remember the love of God. Always is emotional to see the image of our lady of Guadalupe

Beautiful Cathedral and amazing architectural design, love every pice of art and had the privilege to attend to 12pm Mass.

We loved visiting the church on 12 May. We are blessed and fortunate to visit this church. We spent sometime after the prayer.

Love the liturgy, beautiful church, We recieved a nice welcomed even if We were just visiting.🙏🙏

In general, I do recommend this church, since the air conditioning is always working, it has comfortable chairs and the stained glass windows on the walls are beautiful. On the other hand, I suggest placing a priest who speaks native Spanish, because the current priest hardly understands anything he speaks at mass.

I feel blessed that I could attend the church mass.

I went to a couples retreat today, and it was truly fascinating! They touched on very good topics that help couples grow more in their marriage in union with God. Thanks to the group. We 2 are 3, and together, we will win! for such a valuable retirement. Blessings.

This is a very poorly run cathedral. Mass frequently does not start on time, and there is a lack of Mass times in general, especially evening Masses and Masses in English. Confession also frequently does not start on time, and 25 minutes is rarely enough time to hear all the confessions of the large amount of people that regularly show up. In general the administration of the cathedral is quite bad, and I believe this reflects poorly on the Diocese of Dallas.

The church itself is beautiful, the choirs are great, the churchgoers are typically very friendly. My family went to this church when my siblings and I were kids and I have recently started coming back to mass here these past couple of years. My only real con for this church? The priests! Mainly one or two in particular. If you are remotely left-leaning I don’t recommend going to one of Fr Ricardo Reyes’ masses. On multiple occasions I have wanted to walk out during his sermons but I remember that I am not going to mass bc of him. That being said, I’m genuinely considering not coming to this church if he is the one giving mass. I understand a bit of doom, gloom, and damnation has to be talked about, but fear-mongering about an upcoming “persecution against Catholics” is a bit of a stretch.

Beautiful church, great feeling of comfort!

a beautiful send off for my husband's little brother who passed away unexpected.

We attended the Xmas music event by Dallas Opera performers and enjoyed every minute. The music and singing was top quality and it was wonderful to hear traditional carols at this time of year. Thank you to all concerned for hosting and performing this fantastic free concert.

Out of the many Catholic churches that one can find in DFW this the biggest, oldest, and most beautiful church. Parking is next to it. Walking distance are the Symphony and Clyde Warren Park.

You can feel the presence of God and Jesus. I got the honor of meeting Bishop Burns - so wonderful very personable.

Gorgeous architecture and ornate interiors. It stands for what used to be the center of the "Little Mexico" enclave of Dallas before the Civil Rights era. Important site of Dallas heritage and roots.

Nice church service.

Memorable place, beautiful architecture. A must visit when in Guadalajara.

Beautiful architecture and welcoming.

It was beautiful to go back to the church, where I was baptized. To share with my kids the beautiful experience of being there with multiple other members of other churches, was amazing. Bishop Burns held a special mass for all of those receiving their sacraments on Saturday, before Easter.