We offer a variety of weekly services that feature spoken psalms, canticles, readings, prayers, or song. Our three staple Sunday services with options in-person, through livestream, and on Zoom.
Due to the diverse needs of families at times of celebration and mourning, pastoral services (weddings, funerals, committals) are not included on the website calendar. Call the cathedral receptionist during business hours or contact the pastoral staff at [email protected], to confirm the time and date of a pastoral service.
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A simple spoken celebration of the Eucharist including a sermon, organ music, and hymns. (45 minutes) Event Details The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great...
The early birds catch the juicy worms, and we hope your early birds will join us for Zoom Time! We are meeting every Sunday at the new time of 9...
The cathedral’s principal Eucharist, with anthems and service music sung by the Cathedral Choir. (60–75 minutes) Join us online for a livestream broadcast of our 11 am Choral Eucharist service. The stream will appear below beginning at 10:45...
A Eucharist reflecting evening themes, with hymns, Taizé-style chants and the spoken prayers of a hybrid in-person and online community. Vesper Light Eucharist will be celebrated around the indoor labyrinth. (45–60 minutes) Join us as we...
A brief service with spoken psalms, canticles, readings, and prayers. Part of the Liturgy of the Hours prayed by Christians across the centuries and the world. (20 minutes) The perfect...
A brief service with spoken psalms, canticles, readings, and prayers. Part of the Liturgy of the Hours prayed by Christians across the centuries and the world. (20 minutes) The perfect...
A brief service with spoken psalms, canticles, readings, and prayers. Part of the Liturgy of the Hours prayed by Christians across the centuries and the world. (20 minutes) The perfect...
