Cathedral Connects

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.

Immigration and migration policy is a hot topic in the nation's capital this year, and a member of the Cathedral Congregation has some things to say about it.

New York Times columnist David Brooks returned to the Cathedral recently to talk about his journey to faith,

There’s a lot of talk in this town about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), and whether our government should celebrate, ignore or even acknowledge the beautiful tapestry of humanity in this country we call home.

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.

With heavy hearts, we offer our prayers for all those affected by the tragic mid-air collision between an American Airlines flight and a U.S. Army Blackhawk helicopter near Washington Reagan National Airport. 

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

Preaching at a special Service of Prayer for the Nation, Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde used the occasion to speak directly to America's new leader.

We got a sneak peek at Tuesday's Service of Prayer for the Nation, where we will welcome our interfaith and ecumenical partners to pray for guidance in the years ahead.

Washington National Cathedral and the Episcopal Diocese of Washington join the nation in giving thanks for the life of President Jimmy Carter, whose deep and abiding faith in Jesus Christ was the foundation of a public life shaped by compassion, humility and care for the least among us.