Flowers this Sunday are offered by Linda Brown in honor of Colin and Geraldine Lewis. Please contact the parish office if you wish to learn more about sponsoring Sunday morning flowers. The minimum donation is seventy-five dollars. Joint sponsorships are welcome. A sponsorship sign up has been placed on the bulletin board in the fountain courtyard.
Dear Beloved St. John’s Cathedral,Thank you so much for graciously welcoming the people of Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles and our new bishop, The Rt. Rev. Antonio José Gallardo Lucena to St. John’s to be installed in the cathedra! Thank you for all the ways you gave generously....
Join us this February as we celebrate Black History Month at the cathedral with gratitude, reverence, and joy.
We are in the in-between time.
Before his ascension, Jesus asked his disciples to wait for the Baptism of the Holy Spirit so they could be empowered to be His witnesses in the world.
We welcome everyone 16+ years old to get their COVID-19 vaccine at St. John's Cathedral garden tent.
The poet Antonio Machado writes: "Traveler, there is no path.
Indoor worship starting May 2, 2021, at 9 am.
Towards the end of the Sabbath, observant Jews pray Psalm 23.
The Gospel reading appointed for this week tells us of the physical presence of Jesus coming among his gathered Apostles on the evening of the resurrection.
Since the beginning of this year we have remembered the words of the first nurse vaccinated against Covid in the United States, Sarah Lindsay, "Healing is coming."
On this Holy Saturday, we anticipate the joyful Easter feast!
We are conducting a survey about returning to indoor services.
See our scheduled services for Holy Week.
We come to the culmination of our Lenten preparation and begin Holy Week this Palm Sunday.
Anyone who visits Los Angeles will find his visit incomplete who does not make a pilgrimage to St. John’s Church.
The story of Jesus' arrest, trial, and journey to the cross becomes our focus as we enter Passiontide.
Click to read our parish-wide updates for Spring 2021.
This weekend marks the anniversary of our first online service without a congregation present.
We have walked the Stations of the Cross each week during Lent at St. John's for many years.
This year the ancient practices of Lent have to be reimagined.
Fr. Dan starts out his sermon this Sunday welcoming us to the "fifty-first Sunday in Lent."
