The Cathedral will host Gaia, a monumental illuminated sculpture of our planet by internationally acclaimed artist Luke Jerram.

On Holy Tuesday, clergy from Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk gathered to reaffirm ordination vows and to celebrate the Eucharist.

Jerram's sculpture to serve as the centerpiece for this historic installation: "This Fragile Earth, Our Island Home."

Chaplains urge prayer and calm amid war: pause, limit news, care for one another, and seek peace rooted in faith compassion, and connection.

"These restorations represent more than preserving our past—they're about reclaiming the sacred beauty and spiritual vision."

Applications are now open for the Cornelia Clinch Stewart Scholarship Fund for Episcopal school students.

The podcast will be available each weekday starting June 8 through the Forward Day by Day App.

“For 25 years, Canon Tremsky has cultivated a sacred soundscape that is at once historic and vibrant, reverent and alive."

The Diocese of Long Island dedicates the Newby Carriage House in honor of Stuart Newby’s more than fifty years of faithful service.