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Every week, through worship, music and dialogue on important issues, the Cathedral provides comfort and inspiration to tens of thousands of people. Generous friends and supporters like you make all this possible. Your gift today can help bring our fiscal year to a strong close and sustain our ministry in the months to come.

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New Crossroads Episode: The Ecumenical and Interfaith Life of the Cathedral

Join us for a fascinating look at how the Cathedral lives out its mission by nurturing meaningful relationships across faith traditions. Featuring the Cathedral's own the Rev. Canon Leonard Hamlin, the Rev. Canon Jan Naylor Cope, and the Rev. Jo Nygard Owens.

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UPCOMING SERVICES & OFFERINGS

Holy Eucharist

Sunday, June 2, 11:15 am

Join us for a service of Holy Eucharist on the second Sunday after Pentecost; Proper 4. The Very Rev. Randolph Marshall Hollerith preaches and the Rev. Canon Jan Naylor Cope presides.

Available in-person or online.

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Choral Evensong with Acolyte Admission and Valediction

Sunday, June 2, 4 pm

This centuries-old service blends prayers and Psalms with congregational hymns, showcasing the best of Anglican tradition. This service of sung prayer closes the day in praise to God, led by the Cathedral Choir.

Available in-person or online.

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Gun Violence Prevention: Quilt Display and Noon Holy Eucharist

Friday, June 7, 11:30 am

In recognition of National Gun Violence Awareness Day, all are invited to gather in the Garth prior to the Noon Eucharist as quilts memorialized with the faces of loved ones lost to gun violence are displayed. The Bourdon Bell, the Cathedral’s largest carillon bell, will toll for approximately ten minutes to remember and honor victims of gun violence.

Following the noon bell tolling, all may gather in Bethlehem Chapel for a special “Wear Orange” Noon Holy Eucharist.

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AT THE CATHEDRAL

Notice of Legacy Challenge Informational Session

Sunday, June 2

Please join us on June 2nd in the South Transept following the 11:15 am service to hear from our Planned Giving Team about the newly launched Legacy Challenge. Sweet treats will be provided!

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Pentecost Online Bible Study: Journey Through Acts

Tuesdays, June 4 & 11, 7 pm

Journey with the apostles and Paul through the Book of Acts as the Jesus movement takes root and grows after his death. As the movement spreads, learn how communities of believers wrestle with questions of faith and belonging. This Bible study will be led by Cathedral clergy Tuesdays June 4 and 11 at 7 pm ET on Zoom.

An Afternoon with Poet Camille Dungy

Sunday, June 9, 4 pm

Camille Dungy has been described as a poet of graceful wondering, extraordinary insight, and musical language that heals. In her latest book of essays, Soil: The Story of a Black Mother’s Garden, she writes, “Without resilience, what is hope but a passing fancy?”

Join us for an online event with Camille Dungy and discover how resilient hope can be practiced by learning about, paying attention to, and tending the landscapes in which we live.

Registration is required for this online-only event and will close at 5 pm on June 7.

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Marin Alsop Conducts Beethoven's 9th Symphony

Sunday, June 30, 6 pm

Under the baton of world-renowned conductor Marin Alsop, the National Orchestral Institute + Festival Philharmonic with the Heritage Signature Chorale perform Beethoven’s iconic 9th Symphony, the most popular symphony of all time, with poetry by Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith, originally commissioned by Carnegie Hall. Under the soaring arches of the Cathedral, the orchestra will also perform Jennifer Higdon’s ethereal blue cathedral.

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