Dear Cathedral Family and Friends, I miss you. And I know—from passing encounters in the street and in the grocery store, meetings on...

Dear Cathedral Family and Friends, I am thankful for the time of respite and renewal my family and I have enjoyed during the month of...

July is usually a quiet month at Christ Church Cathedral, as many parishioners are away for summer vacations and travel. This year looks...

Dear Cathedral Family, This Sunday afternoon at Christ Church Cathedral, our bishop will ordain eight new deacons for our diocese. This...

Dear Cathedral Family, God loved the world so much that he came in person, in the Son, Jesus, to experience all of its joy and suffering....

Lorenzo Scott has been called a “Modern Renaissance Painter of Folk Art.” Born in West Point, Georgia and working for most of his life as...

Dear Cathedral Family and Friends, As our COVID summer continues, we are all growing weary of restrictions on our activities and...

Dear Cathedral Family and Friends, On Wednesday of this week, our bishop gave his permission for churches in Mobile County to resume...

Dear Cathedral Family and Friends, Protests, riots, and violence have shaken our nation over the past weeks, and every community in...

This portion of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount describes how we are to go about the essential disciplines of discipleship—almsgiving, prayer,...

Dear Cathedral Family and Friends, In this Sunday’s gospel reading, Jesus delivers his “farewell address” to his disciples. In it, he...

Jesus’ difficult teaching in the Sermon on the Mount continues. Today’s reading calls us to “Be perfect…as your heavenly Father is...

Today’s reading is one of the hardest segments of the Sermon on the Mount for 21st century Christian readers. Jesus takes the “black and...

In this section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus is teaching about God’s insistence on reconciliation, the restoring of right...

Dear Cathedral Family, When we began our time of worship together while physically apart, we were concluding our journey through Lent and...

Jesus is continuing his teaching in the Sermon on the Mount. The first portion of our reading today concludes the Beatitudes we read on...

Today’s painting probably doesn’t match your usual mental image of the Sermon on the Mount, especially the two cherubic angels. For me,...

A Message from the Dean Dear Cathedral Family and Friends, As you have certainly heard, Governor Kay Ivey has begun the process of slowly...

Dear Cathedral Family and Friends, As you have certainly heard, Governor Kay Ivey has begun the process of slowly reopening business and...

In today’s reading, Jesus calls his disciples, as he continues teaching and proclaiming God’s nearness. Matthew emphasizes Jesus’ healing...