Cathedral Connects

NBC4's Tommy McFly has tried his hand at everything from BMX racing to Olympic fencing. But does he have what it takes to become a Cathedral stone mason?

You've seen her on Sunday mornings, but did you catch Michele Fowlin singing the National Anthem at Nats Park?

Ever get that nervous feeling when you're going through Customs, unsure of what to declare? Wonder if the crew of Apollo 11 felt similar.

It's been a busy few months for stone carver Sean Callahan as he sculpted a first-century saint from a block of Indiana limestone.

Grab the Kleenex. You're going to need them for this stirring musical tribute to love.

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.

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

Sure, we all know the District of Columbia is home to the Cathedral, but there are hundreds of other churches, each with their own unique history.

Hats off to volunteers from the Cathedral's Altar Guild, who were invited to display their floral magic as part of one of D.C.'s hottest spring expos.

Chances are you've heard the cascade of bells from the Cathedral's Central Towers, but have you met the people who make it all possible?