Cathedral Connects

Perhaps one of the most interesting things about the new Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church is not necessarily where he's going, but where he's been.

It's been a long year. We're exhausted, tired and frankly a little bruised. Here's why a local professor thinks music from 1742 is just we need right now.

It's been a week since a bruising presidential election, and Canon Historian Jon Meacham has some words of wisdom from our history.

Surveying the nation after an election where emotions ran high and feelings are raw, Dean Randy Hollerith has a reminder: There is no us or them; there is only us.

This may be the most critical hour for Christians to follow Jesus, Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde said in the wake of Tuesday's elections.

Today, America woke up to a new President, a new Congress and a new understanding of who we are as a nation. For some, this was a long-sought victory after years of work and organizing; for others, this seismic shift feels disorienting and disheartening.  

If you woke up this morning and aren't quite sure what to make of the seismic election results, Dean Randy Hollerith has some pastoral advice.

We've been celebrating the saints among us and those who came before, and Provost Jan Cope paid tribute to the secular saints ahead of Election Day.

Dean Randy Hollerith asks what we're asking from Jesus: Power, or healing?

The Cathedral is sad to share the news that our beloved colleague in ministry, the Very Rev. Robert Willis, Dean Emeritus of Canterbury Cathedral, passed away unexpectedly yesterday.