St. Paul’s Cathedral looks like a bank on the outside and a United Nations meeting on the inside. Our Music Director was a musician with Blue Man Group for seven years; our Minister for Radical Welcome is a published author; our Canon for Evangelism does yoga; and I write fiction and love to snowboard. This is an Episcopal cathedral?
Since before 9/11, Muslims have gathered here for Ju’mah, their weekly Friday prayers. People who want to blend ancient church traditions with urban grooves join us every Thursday at 6:30 p.m. for The Crossing, our emerging church worship community. The vibrant Episcopal Chinese Boston Ministry welcomes hundreds for fellowship and worship every week. (… read more)
Join us this Sunday for our annual Blessing of the Animals service!
This year, the service marks the culmination of our month long celebration of the Season of Creation.
For four Sundays prior to St. Francis of Assisi Day, we have joined Christians worldwide in celebrating with Christ the wonders of creation.
Conversation about Slavery followed by Liturgy of Purpose
On October 4, we will watch and respond to the documentary film, "Traces of the Trade," which chronicles the involvement of a prominent Rhode Island family in the slave trade, and follows present descendents as they learn and grapple with this legacy of their family.
Emerging Church
October Worship Learning Party held at the Cathedral, 10.17-18.08
St. Paul’s is known for its prophetic, thoughtful preaching and dynamic music program. Listen to both in our 7:30 a.m. Sunday morning radio broadcast – the oldest continuously running religious program on the radio.Tune in to 99.5 WCRB-FM on the radio or listen to the program live on Sunday mornings.