Cathedral Connects

"Change the world." Who among us has the guts to try? But, Jo Owens said, restoration and wholeness have to start somewhere.

Our patron saints Peter and Paul have a lot still to teach us about forgiveness, love, service and truth, says Dean Randy Hollerith.

Chances are you've heard or read St. Paul's famous declaration that in Christ, "there is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female." Pay attention to the grammar, Vicar Dana Corsello says.

Preaching for Juneteenth Sunday, Canon Missioner Leonard Hamlin said it's easy to identify with those early disciples, who were afraid and assaulted and never sure what would come next.

As the church celebrates its birthday during Pentecost, and the gift of the Holy Spirit, Dean Randy Hollerith says we can take lessons from the early disciples hiding in fear.

It's easy to get exhausted, or to be told that you don't belong. The Rev. Charles Graves IV says the Holy Spirit can help.

Jesus talked a lot about love some 2,000 years ago — but what does that love look like in 2025?

With the world transfixed on Rome and the election of a new pope, the Very Rev. Andrew McGowen said the Gospel has some real lessons about real leadership.

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.