Holy Spirit Cathedral, Divinópolis, Catholic cathedral in Divinópolis, Brazil

The Holy Spirit Cathedral (Catedral Divino Espírito Santo) is the Roman Catholic cathedral of Divinópolis, Minas Gerais, Brazil, and the seat of the Diocese of Divinópolis. The present building replaced an older church on the same site, which was demolished in 1958 when the cathedral was built.

A chapel dedicated to the Holy Spirit and St. Francis of Paula was built on this site in 1767. A fire destroyed it in 1830, and it was rebuilt in 1834; after another fire, a new church replaced it. That church was demolished in 1958 for the present cathedral, and on 11 July 1958 the Diocese of Divinópolis was created, raising the church to cathedral status.

The cathedral serves as the spiritual heart of Divinópolis, drawing worshippers from across the region to share in religious ceremonies and community gatherings. Its role as the diocesan seat shapes how people practice their faith in this area.

The cathedral is easily accessible on foot in the city center and provides shaded interior spaces for prayer and reflection. Visiting during Mass times offers a chance to experience the community gathered together in the space.

The present cathedral replaced an older church demolished in 1958, the same year the Diocese of Divinópolis was created on 11 July and the church raised to cathedral status. The site's first chapel, dedicated to the Holy Spirit and St. Francis of Paula, dates from 1767.