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News for our NCA Members
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Dear Cathedral Friend,
We are living in trying times. That makes it more important than ever to hold fast to our values and our purpose. At your Cathedral, we’re committed to creating a community that inspires and encourages each other to do just that. I hope you’ll read this issue of the Cathedral Insider for some inspiration, events and programs to look forward to in the coming months, and thoughts on purpose and healing.
The steady support of NCA members like you drives our ministry at your Cathedral every day. If you can continue your support today, thank you!
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In Faith,
The Very Rev. Randy Hollerith
Dean
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Holding Firm to Our Purpose
In his 2025 Cathedral Day Sermon, Dean Randy outlined the challenge of holding on to our purpose in times like these and called us all to build up instead of tear down.
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Made for Healing
Studies show that nature and community are critical for emotional and spiritual health. You can find both at your Cathedral!
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Crossroads Podcast: Explore Faith, Art, Science and More!
Have you listened to our Crossroads podcast yet? From science and innovation, to art and architecture, to civic discourse and everything in between, the Cathedral’s podcast is a safe space for meaningful conversation as we seek to live faithfully in a challenging world.
Available on your favorite platforms, recent episodes include a conversation with the late Dr. Jane Goodall about the intersection of faith and civic life and an interview with Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro about the work of building civic life rooted in dignity, safety and hope. Visit cathedral.org/podcast to learn more and start listening!
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After Hours in the Towers
Ever wished you could see a summer “golden hour” from the top of your Cathedral? Now you can with our newest special event, After Hours in the Towers! A special-edition Tower Climb takes you to the Cathedral’s Tower Observation Gallery for light refreshments while you watch the beauty of the evening unfold around you. This popular event begins again on June 11 and takes place every Thursday evening through July. Tower Climbs last approximately 50 minutes. Tickets are issued in 15-minute increments between 5-7 p.m. and give visitors access to the Nave.
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The Simplest Way to Support Your Cathedral
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Our Cathedral Sustainers are a treasured group of supporters who have chosen to give monthly. It’s simple and secure to join at any level that’s right for you, and you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing that every month, you’re advancing the Cathedral’s mission of welcome, hope and healing and providing consistent support that allows us to plan and budget for the future. Will you become a Cathedral Sustainer today? Visit cathedral.org/Sustainers to get started.
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| 2026 Spring Highlights Calendar |
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APRIL 1-5
Self-Guided Holy Week Retreat
Virginia Mae Center
APRIL 5
Easter Day Festival Holy Eucharist
11:00 a.m. at the Cathedral and online
APRIL 6-12
Cathedral in Bloom
At the Cathedral; special sightseeing and tours featuring the beautiful Easter flowers
APRIL 11 & JUNE 13
ACathedral Family Days
9:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. at the Cathedral
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Cathedral, admission included with NCA membership
APRIL 20
An Evening with Elaine Pagels
7:00 p.m. at the Cathedral and online
MAY 1-2
All Hallows Guild Flower Mart
All day on the Cathedral Grounds
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Watch our weekly Sunday services at 11:15 a.m. Eastern via livestream
on YouTube (youtube.com/wncathedral).
For more information and the latest updates, visit cathedral.org/calendar.
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