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? (… read more)
Featured News Walking The Walk: join Jep for Boston's annual Walk for Hunger Sunday, May 4 8:00 – 8:30 a.m. If you're planning to do the Walk for Hunger, please come to the Eucharist at the Cathedral and then join Dean Jep Streit on the Walk.
Dean Streit and walkers begin last year's trek on the porch of St. Paul's * * * The Bard goes to Church! May 16-June 8 the Cathedral will be hosting a production of Shakespeare's King John--put on by Boston's highly acclaimed theater company The Actor's Shakespeare Project. Click here to read more about it and buy tickets: The Actor's Shakespeare Project.
Upcoming Events Microfest 2008 kicks off its two-day Boston Premiere with Odysseus, a theatrical opera by Johnny Reinhard featuring Cellist Dave Eggar as the title character. With Choreography by DeAnna Pellecchia and 50 other musicians. See calendar links for complete listings of Day 1 (May 3) and Day 2 (May 4). For more information call Ed Broms, Director of Music: (617)482-5800 ext. 1103, ebroms@diomass.org. News from the Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s on the Radio
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 at www.wcrb.com.
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