Cathedral Connects

Sure, we all know the District of Columbia is home to the Cathedral, but there are hundreds of other churches, each with their own unique history.

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.

Hats off to volunteers from the Cathedral's Altar Guild, who were invited to display their floral magic as part of one of D.C.'s hottest spring expos.

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

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.

Amid attempts to erase the history of the first Black woman ordained in the Episcopal Church, Canon Theologian Kelly Brown Douglas says Murray's historic legacy matters now more than ever.

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.

Chances are you've heard the cascade of bells from the Cathedral's Central Towers, but have you met the people who make it all possible?

If you want to see an amazing example of American craftsmanship, check out our Cathedral stonemasons on PBS' "Made With Love" before it goes offline later this week.

Fun Fact: The Cathedral was the longest-running construction project in Washington, D.C., history, but we're hoping for a shorter timeline for our LEGO® model.