Cathedral of St Matthew the Apostle

Religious InstitutionsDistrict of Columbia, United States11-50 Employees

The Cathedral of St Matthew the Apostle is a Catholic cathedral and parish located in Washington, D.C., serving as the seat of the Archdiocese and a central site for Catholic life in the nation’s capital. Its mission centers on serving the spiritual needs of the local Catholic community and interpreting the church’s role within a broader civic context, evidenced by its historic association with national events and prominent liturgies, such as Masses attended by U.S. leaders and international figures. The cathedral functions within the religious institutions sector, providing worship, ceremonial rites, and a pastoral presence for residents and visitors in the area around Rhode Island Avenue Northwest.

 Based in the capital’s District of Columbia region, the cathedral operates as an enduring religious institution with a mission that intersects civic and governmental life, illustrated by its yearly observance of the Red Mass and its involvement in national and international public life. Its current staffing includes a small to mid-sized team, reflecting its operations as a religious organization that maintains a historical and active role in the local community. A recent development includes the appointment of a Social Justice Coordinator, signaling ongoing efforts to address contemporary social issues within its mission. The cathedral’s historical significance and ongoing activity position it as a prominent religious and cultural landmark in Washington, D.C.

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