Our doors are temporarily closed, but there’s so much to explore at the Cathedral’s online portal.
Visit our online Cathedral portal to join in virtual worship, tours
and creative connections. Even though our doors are temporarily
closed, you can still be a part of all that the Cathedral has to offer.
When the world seems upside down, we can help you find your
footing with daily prayer, Sunday Eucharist and more.
It's the most dramatic moment of the Christian year. Join us as we stand vigil with the crucified Christ.
Watch LiveThe Rev. Patrick Keyser: Jesus does not offer this commandment as some sort of abstract and theoretical call to love but instead embodies that love and shows us how to live it out in an action simple yet profound.
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During this time of uncertainty, we invite you to submit prayers for yourself, those you love, and the world. Each day at 2:30 (Monday – Saturday) a priest or lay minister offers these prayers and those of others during a time of prayer and intercession.
Watch the celebration of the Holy Eucharist on the Fifth Sunday in Lent. The Very Rev. Randolph Marshall Hollerith preached and the Right Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde presided.
Watch Now Download Service LeafletThrough dramatic readings of Scripture and music, we experience the journey from Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem through his betrayal, persecution and death. The Right Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde preached.
Watch Now Download Service LeafletDean Randy Hollerith offers a pastoral message to those concerned about the spread of the coronavirus.
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