Cathedral Connects

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The Washington Post offers a preview of tomorrow's "Considering Matthew Shepard," the first time the piece has been performed at the Cathedral since Matthew was interred here in 2018.

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.

The Cathedral is honored to host the funeral for former Labor Secretary Alexis Herman, who was the first Black American to lead the U.S. Department of Labor.

Our Baptismal Covenant calls us to respect the "dignity of every human being." That isn't always easy, but perhaps Tim Shriver's Dignity Index can help.

New York Times columnist David Brooks returned to the Cathedral recently to talk about his journey to faith,

After a tumultuous year, a momentous election, and the prospect of a new year filled with uncertainty on the world stage, starting the new year with intention can keep the feelings of anxiety and overwhelm at bay.

D.C. takes on a different feel in the summer — and we've got a special chance for you to catch your breath and unwind here at the Cathedral.

Every day in America, we lose an average of 118 lives to gun violence. On Friday, we'll gather to mourn the loss and to honor the victims.

The Cathedral will open its doors to the world next week to mourn the loss -- and celebrate the humanitarian spirit -- of the seven aid workers from World Central Kitchen who were killed in Gaza earlier this month.