Cathedral Connects

The key to Lent and the upcoming Holy Week isn't just to remember the story, the Rev. Patrick Keyser says, but to be transformed by it.

The Parable of the Prodigal Son actually may be more about the Prodigal Father, Vicar Dana Corsello says, and what he has to teach us about the "sin" of empathy.

Canon Leonard Hamlin reminds us that God is willing to be patient with trees that bear no fruit — but we still have the obligation to grow.

As the world celebrated Ireland's patron saint and donned a bit of green, the Archbishop of Ireland preached at the Cathedral on the legacy of St. Patrick.

The 28th Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church, the Most Rev. Sean Rowe, preached at the Cathedral as he took the seat that is symbolic of his office.

Jesus didn't say that we have to like our neighbors, or agree with them. But we are called to love them.

Not everyone is holly jolly this time of year, and the Rev. Spencer Brown has been there himself. How do we keeping going when the dark night seems to drag on forever?

There's nothing like a little "brood of vipers" to get you in the Christmas spirit.

The prophets who foretold the coming of Christ told of a peaceful establishment of God's kingdom that most people never lived to see. But that's not an excuse for giving up, Canon Rose Duncan said.

Bishop Gene Robinson preached a barn-burner at the Cathedral this morning, taking a look at what Christians are called to do in the face of evil.