We represent the Cathedral (SPC) on the St. Paul’s Senior Services (SPSS) board; SPSS is led by CEO Michael McHale. Representatives for the Cathedral typically serve two three-year terms and are chosen by the Cathedral Dean and Chapter. This relationship now goes back 65 years! Our role is to be the eyes and ears of … READ MORE…
The Very Rev. Penny Bridges Happy St. Francis Day! Here’s the one thing you need to know about Francis of Assisi: Francis was a leader of Christian resistance. Francis lived in the 12th century, in a small city in what we now call Italy. The Roman Catholic Church dominated the western world, a huge, imperial … READ MORE…
Women Together is a ministry for Women who come together from all walks of life, from different backgrounds and beliefs. Our theme “Christian Women Living in a Diverse World” is simple, yet profound. What does it really mean? To live in a diverse world is to live in a place that is sometimes beautiful and … READ MORE…
Rev. Cn. Richard Hogue Jr. With how crazy the world is right now and how messed up so many things seem, I wanted to take the lens of hope and Jesus’s hope for today’s readings. And I’ll start with Jeremiah. I know that the text from Jeremiah had a lot of crazy names. Thank you, … READ MORE…
Demetreus Gregg Thanks to all of you that participated in our strategic planning process—from completing surveys and participating in focus groups, so that we can set goals to guide our mission and ministry for the coming years. Originally, this process yielded nine priorities, which with advice and guidance from our Chapter has been reduced to … READ MORE…
Sue Kelly, People’s Warden It was exciting to see so many people participate in our Ministry Fair this past Sunday, as we celebrated the various ministries here at St. Paul’s and navigated how we can become fully engaged in our communal life together. We have begun the process of seeking members to stand for election … READ MORE…
The Very Rev. Penelope Bridges The Hebrew prophets have been pretty hard on us all summer, and Jeremiah continues the gloomy trend today. He describes a hot wind, a wind of destruction, a metaphor for the pending national disaster of conquest by the Babylonian Empire. Jeremiah sees a reversal of creation: the earth waste and … READ MORE…
Diane Lopez Hughes, Simpler Living Convener Since last September’s Season of Creation and St Paul’s Cathedral Simpler Living Ministry Month, our country and the world have seen numerous federal government step back and even reversals from previous commitments to address the climate crisis, possible solutions that many of us took for granted as a new … READ MORE…
Hello St. Paul’s, As the Easter season comes to a close, the Church celebrates Rogationtide, Ascensiontide, and Pentecost. The Rogation Days are traditionally observed on the Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday following the Sixth Sunday of Easter. This year that would have been May 26-28. Rogation is a word meaning prayer, but over time the Rogation … READ MORE…
Hello St. Paul’s, Lent is a time to focus our faith and deepen our commitment to Christ. Please sign up for one or more of our Lenten formation offerings below. See you on Sunday!Your Sister in Christ,Penny “Make Me an Instrument: A Guide to Civil Discourse” Sunday Forum at 9 am, Five weeks, March 9-April … READ MORE…