Queen of All Saints Basilica

Chicago, Illinois

Queen of All Saints Basilica in Chicago, IL is a Catholic minor basilica known for its Neo-Gothic architecture, dedicated October 29, 1960 and elevated to basilica status on March 26, 1962, by Pope John XXIII. After World War I, development began in the Sauganash neighborhood, and in 1929 Cardinal George Mundelein established Queen of All Saints Parish at the request of local Catholics.

Name: Queen of All Saints Basilica
State: Illinois
Diocese: Archdiocese of Chicago
Address: 6280 N Sauganash Ave, Chicago, IL 60646
Elevated to Basilica: 1962
By: Pope John XXIII
Phone: 773-736-6060
Mass times: See parish schedule
Website: qasparish.org

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