Beginning in December through mid-2021, the Cathedral will host an exhibit, which shows thousands of doves “flying” through its nave, to symbolize hope and optimism for the new year

I have grown weary of tolling this bell. I don’t want to toll this bell any more. I don’t want to lose any more lives. God forgive us if we find ourselves tolling this bell again at 400,000 lives lost.

We believe that Black Lives Matter because Black lives matter to God. The Proud Boys and their hatred are not welcome here.

Bishop Curry and Dr. Moore will explore some of the key ethical teachings of their faiths and look at ways these teachings are relevant to the task of creating understanding and reconciliation between Americans of different political views.

Only together can we overcome our divisions to meet the enormous challenges before us. All of us, but particularly our leaders, must put the healing of the nation above partisan loyalties. 

Give public health and government officials the strength and will to act with wisdom and compassion in service to all.

She knew injustice, she overcame discrimination, yet she never lost faith in our capacity to expand the circle of inclusion ever wider.

The Cathedral’s primary fundraising database was not compromised as part of this attack and we have no reason to believe that information stored in that database was compromised.

John Lewis never gave up on America, even at times when America seemed to renege on its promise that all people are created equal. 

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.