Happy first day of Spring! It’s hard to believe that it is already here, but then again it is also hard to believe that Ash Wednesday was over a month ago and Easter is only two weeks away! Lent has certainly been moving faster…
The Vestry, clergy, and I had a great retreat at the end of February, and a great time was had by those of us who attended EPN. Both events were informative and full of great conversation. We focused on/learned about parish growth, connecting new…
Greetings from Charlotte, NC. Well, technically speaking, we’re now all on our way back, but we’ve been in Charlotte since Monday at the EPN Conference. We had a good week of meetings, addresses, and time with fellow Episcopalians from all across the country. We…
Our Lent is off to a good start. Am I allowed to say that? Lent is good in that it helps us to focus on our wilderness journey, focus on our own spirituality, and draws us closer to Christ as we prepare for Easter….
Almighty and everlasting God, who hatest nothing that thou hast made and dost forgive the sins of all those who are penitent: Create and make in us new and contrite hearts, that we, worthily lamenting our sins and acknowledging our wretchedness, may obtain of…
We have a lot happening over the course of next week, I hope you’ll join in! (You may register for the above events here) We also have a lot going on during the rest of Lent. Our Lenten Program: Faithful Living, Faithful Dying will…
Thank you to all who came to the Annual Meeting and helped to elect four members to the Vestry. Congratulations to new vestry member Janet Sweeting, and to reelected vestry members Julie Brogno, Mathias Nichols, and Blain Lagergren. I am looking forward to working…
It’s Annual Meeting time, take two! Thank you for your understanding in our canceling last week’s service and meeting due to the weather. Now, we’ll try again. It’s the one time per year we gather as a body to hear what we have done…
The weather wins again! Due to the forecast for snow and freezing temperatures this weekend, the decision has been made to move Saturday’s Diocesan ordinations to February and to cancel Sunday’s service and Annual Meeting. The ordinations will now take place on Saturday, February…
Anyone up for a game? If so, you are in luck as this year’s Chili and Game Night is this evening at 6 p.m. in the Common Room. Bring your favorite chili, side, or dessert to share along with your favorite games. Even if…
Happy New Year and happy Epiphany season! I hope everyone had a blessed and merry Christmas and a happy start to 2026. January is a busy month at the Cathedral as we have lots going on to start this new year. Tomorrow, Saturday, Deacon…
This has been a hard week as I know we have all been shaken by the senseless killings that took place. We continue to pray for the Reiner family, for the families and friends of those injured or killed at Brown University and MIT,…
This Sunday, the third Sunday of Advent, is also known as Gaudete Sunday, a name dating back to the Roman Catholic calendar of the church year. The name, which means “rejoice,” comes from the first words of the Latin introit antiphon “Rejoice in the Lord…
The Nativity Puppets return to the Cathedral tonight, tomorrow, and Sunday for their 26th year. Tickets & showtimes (Discounted tickets with code: NPChurch) Also this weekend we have the Women’s Lunch and Outreach Project tomorrow, Saturday, at 11 a.m., and our Advent Lessons and Carols on…
I hope everyone had a joyous Thanksgiving celebration. Now we set our sights on Advent and the many activities we have coming up at the Cathedral as we prepare, once again, to welcome the Christ Child this Christmas. First up is our Altar Guild…
