Cathedral Connects

Preaching on the well-known Parable of the Good Samaritan, the Rev. Spencer Brown says any of us could be the man who ends up in a ditch, helpless and vulnerable.

The Washington Post offers a preview of tomorrow's "Considering Matthew Shepard," the first time the piece has been performed at the Cathedral since Matthew was interred here in 2018.

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

Our Presiding Bishop has a challenging messaging for the Episcopal Church in particular, and American Christians more broadly.

Our hearts today are with the people of Texas and with the grieving families whose loved ones were swept away by devastating floods.

At the Cathedral, we are excited about our online future and as committed as ever to our online community.

Grab the Kleenex. You're going to need them for this stirring musical tribute to love.

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

The Cathedral is searching for our next Director of Music to help shape the sound and spirit of our music program for years to come.

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.