Epiphany Cathedral

Epiphany Cathedral is a modern Catholic cathedral in Venice, Florida, with bright, spacious interiors and large windows that bring abundant natural light into the worship space. The building features contemporary design that creates a welcoming setting for worshippers.

The church began in 1935 as a mission of St. Martha Parish and received its current building in 1980. It was established as the seat of the Venice Diocese in 1984.

The cathedral serves as a central gathering place for the local Catholic community, hosting numerous programs that engage people of all ages in worship and service. Visitors can observe how the parish comes together for celebrations and supports one another.

Regular masses, confession times, and religious services take place throughout the week for visitors to attend. The cathedral is easily accessible and offers adequate space for worshippers and guests.

The cathedral grew from humble beginnings, starting with services in the Gulf Theatre with roughly 20 worshippers. Before that, the community even used a former military chapel as a place of worship.

Location: Florida

Inception: 1980

Architectural style: modern architecture

Website: http://epiphanycathedral.org

GPS coordinates: 27.10100,-82.44900

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:45