Cathedral Connects

Chances are, if you’re anything like me, you look around our nation right now and you’re deeply concerned by what you see. 

There's the image that Jesus demands strict adherence from his followers. But, as Dean Randy Hollerith points out, Jesus gave his disciples an out -- and asked them to choose for themselves.

Marriage can be hard work -- but maybe even a little harder when both spouses have the same job and both are answering the boss upstairs.

Bishop Mary Glasspool said there are key lessons to be learned from the brave women who challenged The Episcopal Church for ordination 50 years ago — and still work to be done.

Ever visited the Cathedral and wished you had a personal guide to point out all the details that are easy to miss? We've got a great solution for you.

Fifty years ago this summer, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins presented the Cathedral with a piece of the moon scooped up by the Apollo 11 mission.

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.

God of all mercies, we pray for the health and well-being of former President Trump. Keep him safe, protect the innocent, comfort those who mourn and those who were injured, and guard all those who serve our nation, including the brave members of the Secret Service.     

When 11 brave women put themselves forward for ordination 50 years ago, a young Rose Duncan remembers asking the rector at her parish in D.C. how he would address a female priest. His reply: "I don't."

Provost Jan Naylor Cope recognizes the significance of the 50th anniversary of women's ordination in The Episcopal Church, but still longs for the day when a female priest is just a priest, or a female bishop is just a bishop.