Cathedral Connects

It is with a heavy heart that I have to share that our colleague, Tracy Dieter, passed away today at George Washington University Hospital after collapsing at the Cathedral early Tuesday morning.

St. Paul told the Romans to "rejoice with those who rejoice; weep with those who weep." For some Christians, that's a potential pathway to sin — but Vicar Dana Corsello isn't one of them.

Our Presiding Bishop has a challenging messaging for the Episcopal Church in particular, and American Christians more broadly.

At the Cathedral, we are excited about our online future and as committed as ever to our online community.

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.  

Canon Theologian Kelly Brown Douglas draws some uncomfortable parallels between the Jesus of Good Friday and the "disappeared" migrants of our own time.

It can be tough to love your neighbor. Especially in this town. And especially in these times.

The day after he would have turned 48 years old, the Cathedral gathered to remember gay rights icon Matthew Shepard, and to equip ourselves to fight for the world Matt would have wanted.

It's been a week since a bruising presidential election, and Canon Historian Jon Meacham has some words of wisdom from our history.

Today, America woke up to a new President, a new Congress and a new understanding of who we are as a nation. For some, this was a long-sought victory after years of work and organizing; for others, this seismic shift feels disorienting and disheartening.