Cathedral Connects

Last night, the daughter of President George H.W. Bush joined her Cathedral family to dedicate a needlepoint kneeler dedicated to the nation's 41st president.

Our new Pastor for Digital Ministry got a doozy of a Gospel passage for her first time in the Canterbury Pulpit.

Yesterday was All Saints Sunday here at the Cathedral, and Dean Randy Hollerith offered some thoughts about what it means to be a saint.

Looking at the news from the Holy Land this past week, it's easy to ask: Where is God?

It's one of the toughest commandments Jesus ever gives: Don't just forgive seven times. Try 77 times.

On this, the 60th anniversary of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King's famous "I Have a Dream" speech, Cathedral Dean Randy Hollerith says the dream is alive and well -- but needs our work.

We were honored to have Sen. Raphael Warnock, the junior senator from Georgia, as our guest preacher for Juneteenth Sunday.

The Rev. Dr. Paul Smith was a college student in 1957 when he first met a young Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and this Sunday he'll preach from the Canterbury Pulpit at the Cathedral, where Dr. King preached his last Sunday sermon, in 1968.

The best 13 minutes you’ll spend today will be listening to this week’s sermon from the Cathedral Provost, the Rev. Canon Jan Naylor Cope, where she talks about initiation ceremonies, and whether we have to be “good enough” to merit them.