Sermon preached by The Rev. Deacon Kent Curtis on Saturday, January 29

On January 14, the Sunday before Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, The Right Rev. Dan Daniel, Interim Dean of the Cathedral preached on the sin of white supremacy and how we, as Christians, are required to step up.

On Christmas Eve, The Right Reverend Andrew ML Dietsche, Bishop of the Diocese of New York, gave the sermon at our 10:30 pm Festal Eucharist.

On Sunday, November 5, The Right Reverend Dan Daniel, Interim Dean of the Cathedral, preached on All Saints Sunday about how, while hundreds of years from now we may not be remembered by those still on earth, God will always remember us.

On Sunday, October 22, The Rev. Dr. Mary Julia Jett preached on the historical context of the phrase “Under God,” reminding us that whatever is happening in our lives still happens under a God of grace and agency.

On Sunday, October 15, The Rev. Canon Dr. Patrick Malloy preached on the importance of facing your own entitlement instead of persecuting others for theirs.

On Sunday, October 8, The Rev. Canon Patti Welch preached about the keepers of the vineyard, how we can’t deal with a problem we can’t see and how, now that we can see it, we move forward.

On Sunday, September 24, The Reverend Doctor Mary Julia Jett preached on remembering that the disciples didn't know the larger story that they were a part of, but pushed forward anyways.

On Sunday, September 17, His Excellency Miroslav Lajcak, President of the United Nations General Assembly, preached at the 11 am Choral Eucharist on the similar goals of the UN and faith communities.

On Sunday, September 10 guest preacher Ruby Nell Sales gave a sermon about the necessity of white Christians in the fight against white supremacy.