Dear Beloved St. Paul’s Family, My name is Lindsey Seegers. In 2009, I became a licensed lay preacher in the Episcopal Church. A decade later, I befriended St. Paul’s community at a cookout following my first-ever PRIDE parade—leaving with a purple-sleeved “fearless love” tee, and a deep affection for this welcoming congregation. In 2022, I … READ MORE…
Sandieguinos are very fortunate to benefit from the rich cultural heritage of our Mexican neighbors – on either sides of the border – as well as the numerous Latino, Latinx, and Hispanic cultures of people and their US-born descendants here from many parts of the world. In 2020 the country’s Hispanic/Latino/Latinx/Chicano/Tejano/Isleños/Boricua/Afro-Latino plus population was estimated … READ MORE…
While adults need to take responsibility for their less than conscientious response to the climate crisis over the years, we don’t want to put unfair expectations on our children and grandchildren who will bear the brunt of the effects of extreme weather and the continued use of fossil fuels. Still it’s good to know that … READ MORE…
Dear People of St Paul’s: As our Fall program season arrives, I am glad to have this opportunity to update you on a number of happenings in the music department. The Cathedral Choir has returned to singing Sunday morning services after a well-deserved summer break. All of us involved in the choir are glad to … READ MORE…
Whether you’re making a memorable connection with your neighbor at the Community Dinner Party Project, receiving a blessing for your beloved animal friend, enjoying candy with the family at Trunk or Treat, or joining us for movies and games, there’s something for everyone this fall at St. Paul’s Cathedral. View more details below. Wednesday, September … READ MORE…
As people of faith we are called to move from our comfort zones to take action for justice. GreenFaith, a multi-faith climate and environmental movement endorsed by Simpler Living and the Interfaith Coalition for Earth Justice, has issued a groundbreaking report calling on the world’s largest banks to phase out their finance for coal, oil and … READ MORE…
Friday, August 23 2024 at 6:00 pmAt St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral (2728 6th Ave, San Diego, CA 92103) In this special community dinner, we join together as a San Diego community to celebrate Shabbat, a weekly opportunity to reset and shine hope and joy to our entire community. Shabbat, starts every Friday at Sunset and … READ MORE…
I hope this message finds you all well and enjoying the summer season. I wanted to provide you with an update on the security measures here at St. Paul’s, as your safety and well-being are always our utmost priority. Grant Application Update: I’m excited to share with you that we have submitted a grant application … READ MORE…
The Very Rev. Penelope Bridges Our Samuel reading today has lots of good story material: it’s almost cinematic. David has slain Goliath: now he is presented to King Saul as the MVP of the war with the Philistines. The King’s son Jonathan is instantly enthralled by David – remember, we were told a couple of … READ MORE…
The Rev. Dawn Stary Happy Father’s Day and happy pride I will change the Roman Catholic Church from within! I will, through my will, bend it towards the acceptance of women’s ordination and acceptance of LGBTQIA folks. I will, I will, I will…mold the church of my childhood into the church I so desperately hoped … READ MORE…