Watch & Listen

The Rt. Rev. Clifton Daniel IIl, Dean, invites the Cathedral community to join a virtual gathering to discuss the Cathedral’s response to ongoing challenges, reflect on the opportunities that lie ahead, and visit with our very own, the Reverend Canon Patrick Malloy, Ph.D., Sub Dean. Pat will share exciting plans about the development of a major new initiative at the Cathedral: with the support of generous Cathedral patrons, we are establishing a new intentional community. The Cathedral will house a group of young adults each year who will live together in prayer and in service of the poor. Modeled on a community established by the Archbishop of Canterbury at his London residence, Lambeth Palace, the new intentional community at the Cathedral will be an internationally important ecumenical effort and promises to revitalize life on the Close.

The Rt. Rev. Clifton Daniel IIl, Dean, invites the community to our next virtual gathering to share important updates on Cathedral priorities. He will also be joined by Jim Patterson, our director of facilities and capital projects. As the world's largest gothic cathedral, managing the facilities presents significant challenges. Now, these challenges are even more pronounced, and Jim’s team is working hard to ensure the Cathedral can continue to operate and support our community in this time of hardship.

The Rt. Rev. Clifton Daniel IIl, Dean, invites the Cathedral community to gather for a virtual discussion about the Cathedral’s most urgent priorities going into the fall. He will also be joined by Marie Del Tejo, Executive Director of Advancing the Community of Tomorrow (ACT), whose team is keeping children active and engaged despite the challenges presented by COVID-19.

The Rt. Rev. Clifton Daniel IIl, Dean, invites the Cathedral community to join an interesting conversation with Gale Brewer, Manhattan Borough President. As a leader in our community, Gale will offer important insights into the ongoing challenges we face—from coronavirus to racial injustice and more—and discuss the Cathedral’s role through these crises in supporting vulnerable New Yorkers.

With extensive experience leading during difficult times, including successfully guiding Australia through the 2008 financial crisis, and with unique perspectives on international cooperation as a leading authority on China and the inaugural President of the Asia Society Policy Institute, Mr. Rudd’s understandings on the ongoing challenges we face—from coronavirus to racial injustice and more—will provide valued insight in these times of great uncertainty.