As we prepare for Pentecost this Sunday, we remember that day long ago when the disciples gathered together, sheltering in place out of fear of the world beyond. When the Holy Spirit blew into their lives giving them breath and courage, making it possible for the people gathered to understand each other, and to go forth proclaiming good news and baptizing thousands. The Holy Spirit gave birth to the Church on Pentecost through the faithful, and today, the Spirit continues to guide us forward.
During Holy Week and Easter we remember and reenact the events that lead up to the death and resurrection of Jesus and celebrate the central tenants of our faith. Holy Week culminates on Easter Sunday, which celebrates Jesus' resurrection from the dead.
A message from the Interim Dean and Priest-in-Charge regarding the most recent wildfires burning throughout Southern California.
St. John’s Cathedral proudly celebrates a long history of Black African-American and Caribbean identity here in Los Angeles.
The Feast of the Presentation of our Lord
Welcome to St. John’s Celebration of African American History Month, we are celebrating our history because Absalom Jones who resisted segregation when he and other Blacks were asked to sit in a segregated section of his church after the White members became uncomfortable with the growing number of Blacks in the congregation of the church.
The Fourth Sunday After the Epiphany
Meet our 2023 Vestry Candidates.
The Third Sunday After the Epiphany
The Second Sunday After the Epiphany
The Baptism of Our Lord
The Feast of the Holy Name
Holiday Services
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Join us for these holiday services!
Prepare your heart for the season of Christmas.
Think of the music, the candles, the smells and the sights of our Church adorned to proclaim the birth of our Savior into the world.
In a recent sermon Mother Lyn used one of my favorite mottoes: the attitude of gratitude.I believe that I have never met a committed disciple of Jesus who was not full of gratitude and thanksgiving.
The twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost.
The twenty-second Sunday after Pentecost.
The twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost.
