As new realities dawn on the disciples, the Dean calls us to make sure our world is ready for change and more change in the #SermonOfTheDay.

In our #SermonOfTheDay, the Rev. Canon Lisa Hackney-James shares Luke's account of Jesus' post-resurrection appearance in the midst of his disciples. Jesus points to the importance of his followers witnessing to what we have seen.

Despite the benefits of a uniquely taught Bible study, two hapless disciples have a hard time recognizing what and who is in their midst. In the #SermonOfTheDay​, the Dean hopes our eyes are working better!

In our #SermonOfTheDay, the Rev. Canon Lisa Hackney-James shares John's account of the risen Jesus's encounter with Mary Magdalene by the empty tomb, and reflects on the power of Jesus calling us by name.

Can you work out the difference between common sense and truth? The Dean looks at one of the challenges of the Easter story and hopes we know what is really believable in the #SermonOfTheDay.

We offer a live-streamed Easter Vigil tonight at 8:00 p.m. Visit our streaming page, click the video below, or tune in on YouTube. https://t.co/nRrYyMDDJo Stream from our website:

We offer live-stream Eucharist for Maundy Thursday tonight at at 6:30 p.m. Visit our streaming page, click the video below, or tune in on YouTube. https://t.co/zvG2OVCngl Stream from our website:

We offer live-stream Eucharist for Wednesday in Holy Week at 12:10 p.m. today. Visit our streaming page, click the video below, or tune in on YouTube. https://t.co/n9z2OTDNkQ Stream from our website:

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In today's gospel, Jesus argues about his divinity with the Jewish authorities and forces them to consider the nature of his works. The Dean encourages us to make sure our own actions demonstrate the presence of God's love in the #SermonOfTheDay​.

On this day when the church celebrates the Feast of the Annunciation, in her #SermonOfTheDay​, the Rev. Canon Lisa Hackney-James invites us to consider in what ways God might be asking us to bear God's Word in the world.

In today's #SermonOfTheDay​, The Rev. Brenda Kilpatrick, Cathedral Deacon, reflects on the gospel of the day and how it clearly demonstrates the difference between hearing and listening.

Reservations for in-person Holy Week worship are now open. We will resume our 9 a.m. Sunday Family Eucharist in person on March 28, Palm Sunday. ALL services listed are in-person, with Live-Stream offerings listed after that specific service time. https://t.co/I1dZCiiFCB

In our #SermonOfTheDay​, the Rev. Canon Lisa Hackney-James recalls both Jesus' frustration with, and fidelity to, those whom he teaches.

The scribes and Pharisees put Jesus on the spot as they use the Law to try and trap him and have a woman condemned to death, but he deals with their abusive self-righteousness and shames them into silence in the #SermonOfTheDay.

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On the feast of Joseph, the Dean calls us to share his vocation of being open to God's dreams and striving to be righteous in the #SermonOfTheDay​.

In our #SermonOfTheDay, the Rev. Canon Lisa Hackney-James shares Jesus's challenge from John's Gospel. What is it that shapes your understanding of Jesus? Whose testimony will you believe?

Last March, the St. James Cathedral Choir met in person for the last time before lockdown to record anthems. Here is one of our favorite pieces from our last choir rehearsal, commemorating this challenging and unique year of music making. https://t.co/JnOXZkOYpN #NowPlaying