i.
Worship & Sacraments
The Eucharist at the heart of our life. Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage, Anointing, Reconciliation — the grace of the Church's ministries, offered freely.
Ecce quam bonum et quam iucundum
The Cathedral of St. Jude
Behold how good & how pleasant it is
I. The Sacred Calendar
Where we are today in the Church's year.
II. Worship
The Lord's Day
The Lord's Day
& every day between.
We keep the hours. The sacraments are celebrated daily in the Cathedral; all are welcome at the altar.
- 8:00 Said Mass (Rite I) Chapel of St. Mary
- 10:00 Choral Mass with the Cathedral Choir Nave · Sunday
- 5:00 Choral Evensong & Benediction Nave · Sunday
- 12:10 Daily Mass (Weekdays) Chapel · Mon–Fri
- 5:15 Evening Prayer (said) Chapel · Mon–Fri
III. Music of the Cathedral
Sacred music, sung & played, as it has been since the first stones.
The Cathedral Choir and the Schola Cantorum sing the Mass each Sunday, Evensong each week, and the whole of Holy Week.
Our music draws from the great treasuries of the Church — Palestrina and Byrd, Vaughan Williams and MacMillan, Gregorian chant from the earliest centuries of the faith. Every Thursday at seven, Choral Evensong is sung by the men & boys of the Cathedral Choir in the style of the English choral tradition.
IV. Life at the Cathedral
The work of the Church in three hands.
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Christian Education
The Cathedral School of Theology, the Sunday adult forum, and children's catechesis. Teaching the faith, explaining the faith, living the faith — as the Church has always done.
iii.
Outreach & Mercy
The Cathedral's outreach ministries — the soup kitchen, the shelter partnership, the prison chaplaincy. The parish's oldest ministries and its most faithful.
V. Foundations
A cathedral built — and rebuilt — by the hands of the faithful.
Founded in MDCCCLXXXVIII by a handful of families who gathered to sing Vespers in a storefront on Main Street. One hundred thirty-seven years later, the same song.
Read the Cathedral's history"The Lord be with you."
"And with thy spirit." — From The Liturgy of the Hours
Whether you have come for a wedding, for a funeral, for a requiem, for a concert, or simply to sit in the quiet of the nave — you are welcome here.
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