Cathedral Connects

Less than 24 hours after a gunman nearly killed former President Donald Trump, the Cathedral gathered for prayer — and to hear about speaking up for truth.

St. Paul wrote about the "thorn in the flesh," and the Rev. Jo Nygard Owens asks: what if the thorns in our lives aren't something to be avoided, but embraced?

Jesus broke barriers to love people into life. The question, Dean Randy Hollerith says, is: Will you do the same?

Provost Jan Naylor Cope is one of our most popular preachers -- and her sermon yesterday shows you why.

As the Cathedral and the nation prepare to celebrate the Juneteenth holiday, we were treated to a fiery sermon from Bishop Vashti McKenzie.

D.C. Chief of Police Pamela A. Smith has had a long career in law enforcement ... and her homily for National Gun Violence Awareness Day shows her equally impressive experience in the pulpit.

Provost Jan Cope asks: How are you manifesting the love of God that resides in you?

Jesus' command was pretty simple: "Love one another." But how?

It was standing room only at the Cathedral as thousands gather to celebrate the Resurrection.

Bishop Gene Robinson recently marked 50 years as a priest, and he has collected some lessons that apply to both clergy and lay people.