Cathedral Connects

Not everyone is holly jolly this time of year, and the Rev. Spencer Brown has been there himself. How do we keeping going when the dark night seems to drag on forever?

After a tumultuous year, a momentous election, and the prospect of a new year filled with uncertainty on the world stage, starting the new year with intention can keep the feelings of anxiety and overwhelm at bay.

There's nothing like a little "brood of vipers" to get you in the Christmas spirit.

A "Solidarity Bell" made from spent shell casings in the Ukraine war will be rung at the Cathedral at a noon Eucharist on Jan. 1, 2025.

Sure, "falling" might not be *completely* accurate, but crews are still locating fallen stone from the 5.8-magnitude earthquake that left the Cathedral with a $40 million repair bill.

New Jersey has a new senator, and the new senator has a new Bible -- purchased at the Cathedral gift shop.

There are more than 1,200 grotesque carvings here at the Cathedral, and if we ever decide to add more, we're definitely going to talk to a creative fourth-grader in Kansas City.

The prophets who foretold the coming of Christ told of a peaceful establishment of God's kingdom that most people never lived to see. But that's not an excuse for giving up, Canon Rose Duncan said.

The day after he would have turned 48 years old, the Cathedral gathered to remember gay rights icon Matthew Shepard, and to equip ourselves to fight for the world Matt would have wanted.

What happens when you combine two dozen police cadets, 500 turkeys and a really long tractor trailer? Dinner for needy families this Thanksgiving.