Cathedral Connects

The Cathedral is searching for our next Director of Music to help shape the sound and spirit of our music program for years to come.

Chances are you've heard or read St. Paul's famous declaration that in Christ, "there is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female." Pay attention to the grammar, Vicar Dana Corsello says.

We call them our Rock Stars, and next month the Cathedral's talented stone masons and stone carvers will take center stage at the Smithsonian's annual Folklife Festival.

Preaching for Juneteenth Sunday, Canon Missioner Leonard Hamlin said it's easy to identify with those early disciples, who were afraid and assaulted and never sure what would come next.

Members of the Cathedral clergy joined a prayer vigil on Capitol Hill to advocate for vulnerable communities as the Senate takes up the federal budget.

As the church celebrates its birthday during Pentecost, and the gift of the Holy Spirit, Dean Randy Hollerith says we can take lessons from the early disciples hiding in fear.

It's easy to get exhausted, or to be told that you don't belong. The Rev. Charles Graves IV says the Holy Spirit can help.

In the days since the tragic murder of Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky, we have learned so much about the lives of these extraordinary young people. We wish we had known them in life, because they clearly embodied the values of love, understanding and dialogue that we hold dear.

The antique Cathedral carousel only comes out two days each year, but every spin is a memorable one for generations of Cathedral families.

Today I’m giving thanks for the life and ministry of the Rev. Dr. James P. Wind, a stalwart figure of this Cathedral who died on Thursday, May 22. I had the privilege of sharing Communion with Jim just hours before his death.