Ordinary Time
This season, the longest in the church year, begins following the Day of Pentecost and continues through the feast of the Reign of Christ, which falls on November 21 this year. “Ordinary” time does not suggest a boring or uneventful period, but derives from the word ordinal which means counted time. Ordinary Time invites us to move into a mode that is shaped by something other than the “high seasons” which the first half of the liturgical year offers us. During this time, we have the opportunity to be transformed by the dynamic mystery of God’s love in our everyday lives.
Easter and Holy Week 2010
Sunday, April 4 On-Demand
Watch the services and sermons of Easter Day 2010. Listen to the words of Bishop of Washington John Bryson Chane and Cathedral Dean Samuel T. Lloyd III and hear the voices of the Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys. Archive & on-demand media »
Celebration of American Preaching
December 5 11:15 AM
Prominent guest preachers share their voices and visions in worship at 11:15 am Sunday services monthly. Our next guest is the Rev. Dr. Nora Tubbs Tisdale.
Acolyte Festival
Saturday, October 9, 2010
The annual national acolyte festival at Cathedral Washington National Cathedral welcomes approximately 2,000 acolytes from across the country.
Christmas 2009 On-Demand
Advent and Christmas Archive
An archive of on-demand services and PDFs, including Lessons and Carols, the Bethlehem Prayer Service, and Holy Eucharists throughout the season.