On Sunday, October 19, Marie Elcin, a fabric artist and member of the congregation, will offer a workshop to give people the opportunity to stitch the names of deceased loved ones they wish to have included on the Prayer Shawl of Remembrance.
Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost
10:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist
Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral, The Reverend Michael Nailor, Preacher
Worship with us in this sacred place on the Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost.
Prelude:
Chant Vesperal - Rachel Laurin
Anthems:
Christ in the stranger's guise - David Ashley White
Lead Me, Lord - David Blackwell
Postlude:
Fugue in C Major - Felix Mendelssohn
The Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral in collaboration with the
Philadelphia Chapter of the American Guild of Organists (AGO)
will be the venue for this week's free Noonday organ recital.
Steven Patchel, organist at St. Peter's Church in the Great Valley
will be this week's artist.
All Saints Sunday
10:00 a.m. - Festal Eucharist
Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral, The Rev. Dr. Charles Howard, Preacher
Join us for the beautiful celebration of All Saints’ Sunday. The Cathedral community commemorates the saints and our loved ones who have gone to their eternal reward. Our community will wrap itself once more in our prayer shawl of remembrance. The Cathedral Singers will be singing the “Libera me”and In paradisium from Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem.
Night Church at St. Mary's at Penn
5:00 pm - Contemplative Worship Service
3916 Locust Walk on the Penn Campus
The Cathedral is partnering with area religious communities this fall for Night Church on the first Sunday of Each month. This contemplative liturgy will include creative Taize worship followed by a simple supper. The November service will be held at St. Mary' Episcopal Church on the Penn campus. All are welcome.
As we draw to the close of the church’s liturgical year, you are invited to join us along with the Cathedral Singers under the direction of Dr. Thomas Lloyd and organist Erik Meyer for a service of Choral Evensong. The service will include the music of Gerald Near, Sir Hubert Parry and canticles and responses by Thomas Lloyd.
