We must always remember that each person is a beloved child of God and made in the image and likeness of God -- no matter who they are, who they love or where they were born. 

Called to be careful stewards of the gifts God has entrusted to us, we find ourselves forced to reckon with the conditions as we find them, not as we might wish them to be.

God’s justice compels us to move toward something better than where we are and who we have become. 

National Cathedral’s “Prayers for Our Heroes” page allows visitors to create prayers for their heroes in the face of the pandemic

The stash of more than 5,000 masks were discovered recently during routine work in a storage area on the Cathedral’s crypt level.

God is our refuge and strength, A very present help in trouble. Therefore, we will not fear, though the earth be moved. . . —Psalm 46   Dear Friends of the Diocese of Washington, In uncertain times, each of us has the responsibility to make choices for the public good. Now that the COVID-19 coronavirus […]

On the first Sunday of most months, the Cathedral’s 11:15am Sunday service includes military chaplains and the opportunity for individual blessings and prayers for those in the military or caring for them.

Cathedral nave will be emptied of chairs for a week of events including a light show, yoga and a second chance at prom

In partnership with Advancement Project, the Cathedral will reflect on King’s 1963 letter in a tribute featuring music from Washington Performing Arts’ Children of the Gospel Choir

National Cathedral will host book talk on master historians' take on beloved American leaders.

New Director of Facilities and Preservation will begin at the Cathedral in January and is the first woman in the role.

Matthew Shepard was interred at the Cathedral October 2018; plaque to be installed in the Cathedral crypt, his final resting place.