Cathedral Connects

If you missed our recent discussion on Reclaiming Civility in American Politics, we've got an easy way for you to catch up on the highlights.

Anyone who has been in the Cathedral recently will have noticed massive scaffolding erected in the Great Choir. Here's what's going on.

It's one of those passages where Jesus seems like he woke up in a bad mood -- but the Rev. Canon Leonard Hamlin said Jesus' rebuke to Peter is really just an invitation to trust and to follow.

Utah recently unveiled a new state flag, and today we unfurled it in the Cathedral nave.

Provost Jan Cope asks you to imagine that you're headed on a journey for the next six weeks. What are you bringing with you? What will you leave at home?

If you missed our annual celebration of Historically Black Colleges and Universities -- well, there's still time to catch up.

The choir at Winston-Salem State University in North Carolina is getting ready for HBCU Sunday -- are you?

One hundred years ago today, on Feb. 6, 1924, President Woodrow Wilson was buried at the Cathedral – the first and so far only U.S. president to be buried in Washington, D.C.

Like you, Dean Randy Hollerith is already exhausted at the thought of the coming election season, but he has some practical tips for navigating 2024, starting with compassion.

We're thrilled to announce that the Cathedral's documentary film about the new Now and Forever windows will headline the DC Black History Film Festival!