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Rest in peace to our dear friend and Artist in Residence, Ralph Lee

The Episcopal Church stands for the rights of trans people, rooted in the promise made at Baptism to “respect the dignity of every human being.”

May he share ever deeper in the life of the Risen and Glorified Christ, whom he loved and for whom he lived.

As the Friday sun sets, we at the Cathedral wish sabbath peace to you all.

Advent and Christmas are all about past and future. The Gospel story tells of a Savior born, crucified, risen and alive today. We may not know what the future holds, but we...

How and when do we look for Jesus in our lives? The story of Mary Magdalene gives us a clue.

These Wise Ones (perhaps more correct for our time) were alert to the appearance of a new star in their everyday life and were determined to find out what it meant. The sec...

One evening, as young Robert stood watching with fascination, his parents asked him, “Robert, what in the world are you looking at out there?” With great excitement he e...

Here’s the picture: It is not long after Jesus’s resurrection. His disciples were huddled in a room. Suddenly there comes a sound of rushing wind, and tongues of fire se...

Looking to the past may be an adventure of nostalgia for some. For others, looking to the past may be a painful journey into old hurts, fears, difficulties. Looking to t...

I recently saw a wonderful explanation of Lent on Facebook, written by Juan Oliver, who is the Custodian of the Standard Book of Common Prayer. Fr. Oliver reminds us tha...

The Magi appear only in the Gospel of Matthew’s account of events surrounding the birth of Jesus. It is not entirely clear whether the Gospel author was using the appear...