I have just begun my time with you as Bishop-in-Charge, a position that is both a pleasure and an honor for me to hold. I thank you and Bishop Taylor for this opportunity.

Over a billion people around the world watched the funeral for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II last week, burial services firmly rooted in the Church of England's Book of Common Prayer.

We are off and running! The public schools and universities have opened their doors to welcome a new program year.

The Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost

Every year the Cathedral has given emphasis to creation.

Dear St. John's community:This is our final weekly Dean's Note

At the Vestry meeting this week, we shared the good news that the Corporation of the Diocese gave its approval to our development plan.

During these weeks of summer, the liturgical cycle is typically simpler and focuses on the sequential reading of the Gospel stories of Jesus' mission in the world, this year from the Gospel of Luke.

As many of you know, the Bishops of the Anglican Communion meet every 10 years in Canterbury England for the Lambeth Conference.

A week from this Sunday, the lectionary appoints a reading from the 11th chapter of the Epistle to the Hebrews.

Find Your Next Summer Read at St. John's!

Thursday, Los Angeles County director of public Health Barbara Ferrer noted that due to the rise in cases of the new Covid variant BA-5, an indoor mask mandate is scheduled to return on July 29.

This Sunday we launch our 2022 Adult Vacation Bible School with a focus on John's Gospel.

As we enter this Fourth of July weekend, please explore our Cathedral Life Summer 2022 newsletter.

As we come to the final months of our ministry at St. John's, we wanted to give you an update and the details for the months ahead.

The summer of 1969 was a significant moment in American culture.

Like a butterfly emerging from a chrysalis, every Christian is called to a life of transformation, to more clearly reflect the image of the risen Jesus.

Sunday July 10 through August 14

Three of the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke all mention that on the night before he died, Jesus took bread, blessed it, shared it with his disciples and said, "this is my body."