God reminds us that our faith is between us and God, and that God’s generous mercy towards us is inextricably linked with our ability to show mercy towards others.
Jesus tells us that people in need show us the face of God. When we see them, we see God. When we love them, we love God.
As the Friday sun sets, we at the Cathedral wish sabbath peace to you all.
One of the Cathedral's treasured Life of Christ tapestries is being prepared for a major journey.
‘It is not the healthy that need a doctor, but the sick; I have not come to call the virtuous but sinners to repentance.'
God’s desire to make things right will eventually, in some way beyond our understanding, triumph.
Contemplate a Lenten intention, something that you want to give up or take on this season. How will it help you grow in the knowledge of love of God?
Meditation for Ash Wednesday, February 22nd, 2023
Happy Father's Day from the Cathedral!
Cathedral School students paid a visit to the Textile Conservation Lab this spring!
The annual Memorial Day Concert by the New York Philharmonic has been a beloved Cathedral tradition since 1992, when it was inaugurated as the official-unofficial beginning...
Much has happened since conservation work began in the Crossing!
Ongoing construction in the Cathedral is part of the Cathedral's joyfully busy life, but we know it also means the addition of noise and limited access for our guests. Once...
Years after the 2019 fire, restoration work on the Great Organ continues!
