labyrinths in the Cathedral's Center for Prayer and Pilgrimage

Center for Prayer & Pilgrimage

No matter your background or beliefs, you are welcome to enrich your spiritual growth with our programs, pilgrimages and gatherings.

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The Center for Prayer and Pilgrimage is a space for all

A sacred space, welcoming anyone seeking sanctuary and silence
A teaching space, offering opportunities to learn about contemplative practices through ongoing programs and special events
A nurturing space, helping people transform themselves and the world

Open Hours

The Center for Prayer and Pilgrimage (CCPP) is operated by a small but committed community of volunteers who open the doors and welcome visitors. Visiting hours for the week are posted on our Facebook page on Monday mornings, and also available to view below in our Facebook feed. There is no Cathedral entry fee for worship and private prayer, including visitors to CCPP.

Interested in being a CCPP volunteer? Learn more about volunteering at the Cathedral and apply, or email us for more information.

Upcoming Online Events

Reflective Writing Workshop

Sun Mar. 30 • 4 pm Discover the power of reflective writing inspired by visual art and poetry guided by playwright and teaching artist Mary Hall Surface. Inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s Almond Blossom and poetry by Mary Oliver, this online workshop will explore the lessons that the season of spring offers us when we slow down, look closely, and reflect. Learn more and register below.

Workshop: Blessing as Spiritual Practice

Sun May 4 • 4 pm May the Fourth Be With You! Whether we are conscious of it or not, the act of blessing has become part of our everyday life. Join us online this “Star Wars Day” as we explore the history of blessing as a spiritual practice and learn how each of us can participate in this profound act of co-creation in the world. Learn more and register below.

An Afternoon with Poet Jericho Brown

Sun Jun. 1 • 4 pm Join us for an online conversation and reading with Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Jericho Brown. A 2024 winner of a MacArthur Genius Grant, Brown’s poems have been described as offering “an unlikely kind of hope . . . evidence of a fragile belief in the possibility of change, of the will that makes change possible.”

Northern Wales Travel Pilgrimage

july 2025

Join us on a pilgrimage to northern Wales as we seek to deepen our spiritual roots in the sacred sites that are our legacy from this branch of Celtic spirituality. Pray in churches where thanksgiving and petition have been expressed for centuries, worship in rolling green hills & on rocky grey beaches, follow in the footsteps of saints along enduring pilgrimage paths. learn more